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Home Spotlight: Grill Cleaning

The same char broiling action that flavors ribs, chicken, steaks and burgers can really cause problems if you don’t stop and clean the grill once in a while. Grills are notorious for becoming clogged with all the delicious drippings you’ve been sizzling.

A dirty grill is also a fire hazard. According to the National Fire Protection Association, U.S. fire departments respond to an average of 9,600 home fires involving grills, hibachis, or barbecues per year, so it’s a very good idea to ensure your grill is clean and maintained.

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Make sure you thoroughly clean your grill at least once a year:

• Soak the grill grids in hot, soapy water and clean them with a nylon scrubbing pad. If the grill grids are really encrusted, use oven cleaner in a well-ventilated area and rinse clean.

• If your gas grill uses lava rock, remove each year and throw them away. Lava rock will disintegrate, clogging your gas grill’s burners. It can also hold grease which can cause fires.

• Remove the grill burner, brush it clean and check carefully for cracks, split seams or holes. If any are found, the grill burner should be immediately replaced.

• Lastly, check all the grill’s rubber gas hoses for cracks and replace any that show the slightest sign of wear.

Now your home improvements are complete, and you are ready to eat!

Take advantage of our Grill Cleaning Service!

SunWest Services can ensure your grill is clean and ready for summer! Contact SunWest Services at 435-773-6456 or services@swmlife.com

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