Cleaning Your New Ironwood®

When you’ve finished your first meal, it’s time to move on to cleaning your new Ironwood® so you can continue enjoying a pristine grill before each cook. This video will show you the best way to tackle cleaning your grill grates, EZ-Clean Grease & Ash Keg, drip tray, and more.
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[@aramis295]

Oh my gosh! This is the first time that I'm seeing a spray bottle of Traeger grill cleaner, specifically formulated for pretty much all of these models, and the best part is that this cleaner will also work on other brands of grills, as well!

[@billwilliams4281]

Does the Ironwood do a good job of, for lack of a better term, self-cleaning the ash that collects in the bottom? In the video, it shows to get to that level for periodic deep cleaning...what's the timeline for 'periodic' in everyone's fair guess?

[@JoeChaputnew]

What is the scraper you use?

[@daaaMook]

A putty knife

[@soccerbrad42784]

Just wanted to point out-the title says cleaning your ironwood but it’s a timberline in the video

[@acel2413]

probably applies to all models

[@Chris-xu6gi]

The ironwood xl and timberline have the same thing going on under the grills, so cleaning method will apply to both. I tend to clean a little deeper than this, and I like to put some foil liner on the drip tray, just make sure you don't impede the heat flow