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• Sprinkle the baking soda on every part of the grill for effective cleaning. Spray the vinegar solution on the grill grates and scrub with aluminum foil after 10 to 15 minutes. Another way of making sure that your grills get the best cleaning treatment is to heat up the grill slightly.

Use Olive Oil. Spraying or rubbing your grill grate with a light olive oil coating is a good way to keep meats from sticking, and it also makes for a good grill cleaner. After getting off the larger chunks of grill mess with a good wire grill scrubber, coat the entire grate with olive oil.

Sprinkle the baking soda on every part of the grill for effective cleaning. Spray the vinegar solution on the grill grates and scrub with aluminum foil after 10 to 15 minutes. Another way of making sure that your grills get the best cleaning treatment is to heat up the grill slightly.

Use water on the grates. If the grime and grease on the grates do not come off with just a brush, you can try dipping the grill brush in water and using it to clean the grates. A wet grill brush can help to remove debris on the grates effectively. Let the grill grates heat up.

• Vinegar can dissolve burnt on food while gently cleaning your grills. To clean with vinegar, let your barbecue grill cool off. Dilute two cups vinegar with two cups water in a spray bottle. Spray your grill with the water-vinegar solution, saturating top and bottom.

• Sprinkle the baking soda on every part of the grill for effective cleaning. Spray the vinegar solution on the grill grates and scrub with aluminum foil after 10 to 15 minutes. Another way of making sure that your grills get the best cleaning treatment is to heat up the grill slightly.

• Pour ammonia into a large glass or plastic container.
• Saturate absorbent cloths by immersing them in the dish of ammonia. ...
• Place ammonia-filled cloths into large plastic bags.
• Place parts of the grill to be cleaned into the plastic bags with the ammonia-filled cloths. ...
• Allow to sit in a warm (not freezing) place for 24 hours.

• Fill a large bucket (one big enough to accommodate the grates) with hot water and one quarter cup of the dish soap you use to wash dishes in the sink. Stir in a quarter cup of baking soda until you have a good lather in your bucket. Drop the grates in the bucket and let them soak for an hour.

• Use water on the grates. If the grime and grease on the grates do not come off with just a brush, you can try dipping the grill brush in water and using it to clean the grates. A wet grill brush can help to remove debris on the grates effectively. Let the grill grates heat up.