How to Clean a Gas Grill – Deep Cleaning the Weber



In this video I show you the procedures I use for my annual deep cleaning of my gas grill.

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Bayou Classic Offset Smoker-
Weber chimney starter-
Weber Genesis (Copper)-
Weber Kettle Grill 22”-
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30 Comments

  1. This is awesome information. My only question is, you mention when cleaning the flavor bars. When you were done with cleaning them, how do you know that is rust or just brown from cooking? I want to make sure I am not using items that already have rust.
    Thanks for your help. 😁

  2. Great informative video, but as a chemist people who avoid "chemicals" always make me laugh. "I would never use chemicals where I'm cooking…" proceeds to make a cleaning solution with acetic acid and sodium bicarbonate. Many traditional cleaners would be just as safe and more effective than these "non-chemical" alternatives. Just because something has or or doesn't have an easy to pronounce common name doesn't mean it's safe, natural, organic, or whatever other meaningless word you want to assign.

  3. Adding baking soda to vinegar as a cleaning agent is pointless. You're effectively neutralizing the acidic properties vinegar by adding the baking soda and creating saltwater with carbon dioxide gas as a by product.

  4. Nice application of elbow grease!

    May I suggest – From a chemistry standpoint, mixing vinegar with baking soda is a bit counter productive. The bicarb negates any benefit of the acidic vinegar. The vinegar negates any benefits of the alkaline bicarb. After the initial bloom of CO2 bubbles (a few seconds), it's essentially water with a little salt.

    The goo in our BBQ'ers comes in essentially two chemical make-ups. Food/fatty acids, baked on to the metal, is typically acidic. THAT would tend to clean up by the application of the alkaline baking soda. The other kind of goo is ash mixed with water (potash) which is alkaline. THAT would tend to clean up with vinegar, the mild acid.

    Likely none of that is more effective than the simple physical scrubbing that we all love to put off.

  5. OMG!! W/in the 1st couple of mins I was like “OH HELL NAH””. That is entirely too much work for me!!! I’ll pass on wanting to even THINK of buying an outdoor grill’. I’ll continue to buy my barbecue…NO THANKS!!

  6. God Bless and thank you. When cleaning my grill, i always run the burner on high and super hot to burn the grease and powderize any food particle, around 30 minutes after grilling. Then, i can easily scrape off the ashes and wipe clean. No chemicals needed.

  7. 😂 OMFG!
    You call that deep cleaning?! It looks like you have used it twice!
    The one I got you can stab it and won't be able to hit the metal because of the really thick layer of grease!
    Probably you would tell me that my grill is disgusting, to throw it away and get a new one because of how greasy it is 🙄

  8. This is an awesome vid. Very quick, to the point! Clear and easy to understand as well. Love the homemade feel of the video, feels more real unlike all the try hards out on YouTube these days haha. Thanks!

  9. Adding dish soap to the vinegar/ baking soda mix can help with stubborn grease. Vinegar and baking soda can take a while to start working…Another good trick is a portable on demand steamer style cleaner like the Wagner Spraytech or handheld steamer and distilled water. Steaming can be quick and safe way to clean and sanitize inside of your grill without using chemicals.

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