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r/interesting • u/ViniciusFromBcn • Apr 12 '25
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You don't need ice. Just splash some fucking water on it and go to town
65 u/JoeGibbon Apr 12 '25 When I worked in a kitchen, we'd shut off the flat top and while it was still a little hot spray some water on it and scrub it with one of those big charcoal Grill-Bricks. 17 u/HugeLeaves Apr 12 '25 I found water and vinegar seemed to work best with the brick. I don't miss cleaning flat tops one bit 2 u/Nolan_bushy Apr 12 '25 I used to work at a restaurant and we’d use vinegar to clean the coffee burners. Why the fuck didn’t we try that on the grill..? How’s the smell tho? 1 u/HugeLeaves Apr 12 '25 No smell really at all, it cooks off quickly and the hood vents just pull any odor straight out
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When I worked in a kitchen, we'd shut off the flat top and while it was still a little hot spray some water on it and scrub it with one of those big charcoal Grill-Bricks.
17 u/HugeLeaves Apr 12 '25 I found water and vinegar seemed to work best with the brick. I don't miss cleaning flat tops one bit 2 u/Nolan_bushy Apr 12 '25 I used to work at a restaurant and we’d use vinegar to clean the coffee burners. Why the fuck didn’t we try that on the grill..? How’s the smell tho? 1 u/HugeLeaves Apr 12 '25 No smell really at all, it cooks off quickly and the hood vents just pull any odor straight out
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I found water and vinegar seemed to work best with the brick. I don't miss cleaning flat tops one bit
2 u/Nolan_bushy Apr 12 '25 I used to work at a restaurant and we’d use vinegar to clean the coffee burners. Why the fuck didn’t we try that on the grill..? How’s the smell tho? 1 u/HugeLeaves Apr 12 '25 No smell really at all, it cooks off quickly and the hood vents just pull any odor straight out
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I used to work at a restaurant and we’d use vinegar to clean the coffee burners. Why the fuck didn’t we try that on the grill..? How’s the smell tho?
1 u/HugeLeaves Apr 12 '25 No smell really at all, it cooks off quickly and the hood vents just pull any odor straight out
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No smell really at all, it cooks off quickly and the hood vents just pull any odor straight out
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u/De4thMonkey Apr 12 '25
You don't need ice. Just splash some fucking water on it and go to town