Care and Cleaning of Gas GrillsA gas grill provides many years of backyard fun. Your weber gas grill has been made to last, provided that you take care of it properly.
When not in use, consider covering your stainless steel gas grill from the elements: Chances are very good that we have the perfect grill cover to fit your weber gas grill type. Unlike retail outlets who only carry one or two styles of gas grills and grill covers, we carry a huge variety of gas bbq grills and grill covers. A grill cover is a very inexpensive way to prolong the life of your gas barbeque grill. Just as you would do with any household appliance, it is important to keep your gas grill properly cleaned. Clean after each use and thoroughly clean the outsides of your gas bbq grill several times during the backyard grilling season. You don't need to purchase any expensive creams or scrubs. The best solution to clean your Coleman gas grill is with soap and water. Make sure to disconnect your gas barbeque grill from the tank before cleaning stove. You may spray the stove with a degreaser and/or use a garden hose. You can also wipe it down with a damp rag or soapy sponge (or scrub brush). You may get the stove completely wet with out damaging it. It is best to clean the stove after every use. Allow stove and burners to dry completely before use. To clean your gas grill racks, consider purchasing a specialty item called a bbq gas grill cleaning brush. Keep your grill clean and ready for the next feast. Non-abrasive bbq grill cleaning brush is perfect for stainless steel cooking surfaces. You simply pull the brush over the caked on grease and burnt food hanging to the gas grill racks until all visible debris is gone. The heat of the gas grill will heat the racks and sanitize them. For the loose ashes that fall below your portable gas grill, consider purchasing an ash sweep cleaning system which eliminates ash build-up after longer grilling events: ashes pass through 8" diameter opening into ash catcher for easy removal. |





