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Repair and Clean Gas Grill |
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With all that BBQ sauce and being outside for a few years, your outdoor gas grill probably could use some cleaning. The burners tend to rust over time and may need replacing. Learn how to clean it up and make those repairs. |
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Items needed:
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Safety Suggestions and Tips
Shut off the gas tank
Use chemical proof gloves Avoid cleaning agent fumes Always check for leaks in line Replace all defactive parts Have a trash bag handy |
Level of difficulty
 Time Required: 2 hour
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Steps |
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Step 1: The first step examine the grill and be sure that the legs are secure. Take a close look at the hoses and fittings on the tank. You can check for leaks in the line by brushing on some soapy water and look for bubbling. Look for cracks in the line hoses. |
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Step 2: Read this article on grill safety tips from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission. If there are leaks, do not hesitate to buy replacement parts. Don't wait for a fire or explosion! |
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Step 3: You will probably notice that there has been significant grease build-up both on the exterior shelf, the grill rack and on the lava rocks. |
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Step 4: To clean the grill, use a cleaner, such as Simple Green. |
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