Can you accept this cleaning?

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Can you accept the cleaned grill by cleaning people?

Lisa Graesser · Answer

I think that looks good. My cleaners do not clean grills, I a have in my house info that if the grill is used, the guest needs to clean it, otherwise there will be an additional  fee for grill cleaning. A grill wil never look brand new, I alway clean our grills when I am at the houses.

Bruce Woodruff · Answer

Is that the burners under a BBQ grill? You have your house cleaners clean the BBQ grill? I can't believe they would even attempt that. That looks good for what it is....

Nathan M kiefer · Answer

Or a good grill cleaner, where we are we have a guy that just does that and does an excellent job. Charges me $25 worth it

Michael Baum · Answer

Looks good to me as well. I clean our grill a couple of times a season when I head over. I don't have my cleaner clean it. I have them check it to make sure it isn't full of crap and check the propane.

Henry T. · Answer

It looks a lot cleaner than the one I saw at my state park. Um, I don't know your situation but in my residential areas I never supply fire hazards. I find that people are too careless. But yeah, it looks clean.

John Underwood · Answer

This is one of many reasons why you should have a charcoal grill.

Account Closed · Answer

It is as clean as you could expect from a cleaner.  The most frustrating thing is cleaners not realizing if done at every checkout most grill cleaning would only take 3 to 5 minutes with the right equipment and 7 step process.

Equipment: gloves, aluminum foil, metal spatula, plastic grocery bag

1. Put on gloves (I deemed a pair of work gloves my grill gloves as they will always be dirty/greasy)

2. Make a large ball of aluminum foil and Scrub grill racks hard. (Works better than expensive Scrub brushes.

3. Remove grill racks and Scrub grill deflectors above burners with aluminum foil and of caked on spatula

4. Remove deflectors and use spatula to scrape up all debris in grill box. Use the spatula as a scoop and place debris it in grocery bag. Push remaining small debris into trip/grease pan.

5. Remove grease/drip pan and use the spatula to scrape everything into grocery bag.

6. Put grill back together and tie grocery bag shut.  Place bag in already being used for cleaning trash bag.

7. Remove grill cleaning gloves.

Sarah Kensinger · Answer

I would say it looks great! It's a grill and they're never perfect after a few uses.

Bruce Woodruff · Answer

You can spray over cleaner on those, and hose off. Works great!

I never clean those burners though (just the grill top). Just replace then every few years, or buy a whole new grill if it's a cheapy.

Andrew Steffens · Answer

I have definitely seen worse!  I also do recommend a charcoal grill.  Good guests will somewhat clean it, and cleaners must do it for us as well.

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