Grilling equipment is an indispensable item in every family barbecue. There are 2 main grilling devices: a grill and an electric oven. In particular, the grill uses a naked flame (gas or coal) heat source to grill food directly. Electric ovens use heat from electricity.
But in the above 2 categories, many families include charcoal grills in their list of favorite kitchen tools. Why? Because when using the grill, food exposed to the flame enhances the flavor of sauces and seasonings thanks to the high-temperature baking process. Plus, it creates a very characteristic smokey flavor.
Therefore, cleaning the grill will definitely make it difficult for you because the grease stains or scorch marks on the surface of the grill are quite ‘stubborn’. Qualitas DC tells you 4 ways to clean the grill extremely simple, effortless and still effective!
Use the Heavy-duty kitchen degreaser product.
This is very simple and effective. BBQ stove descaling removes fat, grease of animal and plant origin, burnt carbon and soot on the surface of ovens, stoves, hoods, grills and other kitchen utensils. Remove stubborn stains and carbon black burns in factories and households. Use on a wide range of metal, enamel, porcelain, crockery, plastic, glass, mica, and rubber surfaces…
How to do: Dilute the product in the appropriate ratio for the stain to be cleaned. Spray the solution onto the surface to be treated. Wait 5 minutes, then scrub and rinse with water. You can use the soaking method for better effect.
>>> Refer to the Heavy-duty kitchen degreaser
Use dishwashing liquid
Dishwashing liquid is a household cleaning product used to clean kitchen utensils indispensable in all family kitchens. So you can completely use them to remove burnt residue on the grill.
Method: Mix a little dishwashing liquid with warm or hot water. Then use dishwashing detergent or a brush dipped in the mixed solution and scrub the grill until the burn is clean. Rinse the grill with water again.
>> Tip: You can heat up the grill to make the burn easier to remove.
Use vinegar
You can easily buy vinegar at a low price. Vinegar ingredients contain Acid, which can completely be used to remove burns on the grill (these burns are base-based).
How to do: Spray vinegar evenly on the grill or can soak the grill in vinegar. Wait 5-10 minutes to take it out and scrub it, the burn will be removed quickly.
Using Baking Soda
Baking soda, also known as baking soda, is a familiar ingredient for those who make cakes or use it to clean kitchen surfaces. Baking soda is both alkaline and acidic, so it has the ability to effectively break down plaque. For long-lasting, hard-to-clean residues, you can use baking soda to remove them more thoroughly.
How to do:
Boil a sufficient amount of water and then put the grill in the pot, after a few minutes you continue to add 1/2 cup (rice bowl) of baking soda and cook for about 10 more minutes, then turn off the stove. Then, take out the grill, scrub it and rinse it with water.
Alternatively, you can mix baking soda with water to make a paste. Spread this mixture evenly on the grill, wait 5-10 minutes, then scrub and rinse with water.
