Dude your video is awesome!! Just replaced my grates.. went from Porcelain covered grated to stainless steel ... these pads are so awesome man!! Much love and respect from Virginia man !!!!
The best way to clean your grates is to not let them get dirty in the first place. Clean them this way after every cook and they will stay looking good for a long time. I just bought a used Weber Kettle that was filthy. The people didn’t know how to clean it, or that you was supposed to clean it. They just kept cooking on it until it was too filthy to use. By filthy I mean, caked up with old grease. It took me a while to clean it, but it came out almost like new. I almost gave up on the grate, but, I eventually got the grate clean using some of these pads, and a bunch of elbow grease.
Thanks Mr. Jones. I just got a grill for Father’s Day and cooked up some burgers for 4th of July. Good came out great but now I gotta do all the cleaning. There’s a lot of burnt oil, grease and food on the grates so I hope those pads can take care of it. Thanks for the info and I’ll keep you posted.
Well first of congrats on the new pit and Happy late Father's Day! Second I'm pretty confident these scub pads will do ya justice. Ever since I discovered these things, they're all I use now. I have a SS wireless scrub brush, and I never use it because it doesn't clean with the efficiency as these little ones. Please do let me know. Also I use a little water in a spritz bottle to help as well.
@@ShenanigansWithMrJones thanks! I ordered a 12-pack from Amazon which should be arriving today. They're not the Scotch-Brite brand but they're stainless steel scrubbers nonetheless. Gonna put in some work tonight! =D
Shenanigans With Mr. Jones WOW! Just wanted to let you know those SS scrubbers worked like a charm! It definitely took some commitment, but with a little bowl of soapy water to dip the scrubbers in, I went to work and the grates came out as good as new! Thanks for the tip, that was some great advice!
Thanks Mr Jones, Scrubbed mine today twice and Scotchbrite pad did ok, but went looking for an easier way. Just ordered some, can't wait to see how much easier it is.
Awesome man how'd it work out for you? I used to use the old tride and true bristle brush, but more and more people are dealing with bristles breaking off and ending up in food and there so embedded in gums requiring surgery to get it rectified. That whole thought and idea really pushed me away from those style brushes. What do you think?
@@ShenanigansWithMrJones It worked great, made the grates look new again. Also took the advice of Weber to oil the food not the grill. Thanks again for posting.
Good information. I just wanted to tell you that the first part of your video was really hard to hear with the wind blowing. I've had quite a bit of experience with microphones, so if you want to cut down or sometimes completely get rid of wind noise, plus be able to hear your voice better, get yourself a small microphone that you can plug into your phone or camera "if you have a small input for that". Then, what you need is what they call a "dead cat". All that is, is a small cover you can buy online that kind of looks like a hairy ball, that fits over your mike. I think you could do this rather cheaply. After that, clip the mike on the collar of your tee-shirt or as close to your mouth as you can. You won't believe what a better sound you'll get. The best way to do all this is to buy a wireless mike system, but that's more money. Hope this helps. Marc
Very nice!!! Awesome tips btw, I just have to get my wife/family on board with all this. and where did you get the grill grate prop and grill remover tool, that did not come with mine
Thanks I appreciate it! I convinced my wife to let me buy this as a birthday present, but of course we all benefit from it because we have some quite delicious meals because if it.
oh clean you oven probe as well do it with a clean one first and paper wipe in clean temps be better next cook. build up will throw them off. good video buddy.
Maybe 3 minutes and yes I do. I started using a stainless steel coil brush, but that doesn't do well at all. That's when I found these. It does suck that they aren't reusable, but it does an awesome job at cleaning grates.
sorry you got a non usa made grill but i got me a great grill the other day and its a 30-06 smoker its made by SMOKING GUN JERKY INC. out of Lincoln NE. SOLID AS A TANK CHECK THEM OUT for a real man grill and clean smoke blue and temps solid as a rock double wall all the way around only way to roll for true smoke meats i am not a salesman from them i just like U.S.A. MADE products only.... buy american and get real made labor of american grill companies there out there so lets buy usa made... ok have a great cook now... i off to get some rubs to make me a BBQ Meanold bonbon off to the races oh if your from IOWA THEN WRITE IN KENT KELLER FOR IOWA SENATOR AND FILL IN THE OVAL BOX he a great guy and for the people and small companies in usa and also farmers and over site teams for justice to stomp out corruption... and a veteran as well all american are blue collar workers and work hard for what we have so lets keep everyone employed and work as a team and be safe and protect our buddies from all criminals that break the law... honest people do not need to be treated badly or victim of any crimes. oh i have roller grates on my 30-06 grill and they roll around and span the entire front to back and once top side clean lightly roll over clean other side and there solid stainless steal. and that tip of your i like no wire to eat no loose barbs that kill people or harm your family or friends while eating food good call my grilling buddy. be safe and keep the video coming...
Dude your video is awesome!! Just replaced my grates.. went from Porcelain covered grated to stainless steel ... these pads are so awesome man!! Much love and respect from Virginia man !!!!
The best way to clean your grates is to not let them get dirty in the first place. Clean them this way after every cook and they will stay looking good for a long time. I just bought a used Weber Kettle that was filthy. The people didn’t know how to clean it, or that you was supposed to clean it. They just kept cooking on it until it was too filthy to use. By filthy I mean, caked up with old grease. It took me a while to clean it, but it came out almost like new. I almost gave up on the grate, but, I eventually got the grate clean using some of these pads, and a bunch of elbow grease.
Thanks Mr. Jones. I just got a grill for Father’s Day and cooked up some burgers for 4th of July. Good came out great but now I gotta do all the cleaning. There’s a lot of burnt oil, grease and food on the grates so I hope those pads can take care of it. Thanks for the info and I’ll keep you posted.
Well first of congrats on the new pit and Happy late Father's Day! Second I'm pretty confident these scub pads will do ya justice. Ever since I discovered these things, they're all I use now. I have a SS wireless scrub brush, and I never use it because it doesn't clean with the efficiency as these little ones. Please do let me know.
Also I use a little water in a spritz bottle to help as well.
@@ShenanigansWithMrJones thanks! I ordered a 12-pack from Amazon which should be arriving today. They're not the Scotch-Brite brand but they're stainless steel scrubbers nonetheless. Gonna put in some work tonight! =D
Shenanigans With Mr. Jones WOW! Just wanted to let you know those SS scrubbers worked like a charm! It definitely took some commitment, but with a little bowl of soapy water to dip the scrubbers in, I went to work and the grates came out as good as new! Thanks for the tip, that was some great advice!
Thanks man they work great
Thanks Mr Jones, Scrubbed mine today twice and Scotchbrite pad did ok, but went looking for an easier way. Just ordered some, can't wait to see how much easier it is.
Awesome man how'd it work out for you? I used to use the old tride and true bristle brush, but more and more people are dealing with bristles breaking off and ending up in food and there so embedded in gums requiring surgery to get it rectified. That whole thought and idea really pushed me away from those style brushes. What do you think?
@@ShenanigansWithMrJones It worked great, made the grates look new again. Also took the advice of Weber to oil the food not the grill. Thanks again for posting.
Am I the only one that noticed how nice his fence is behind the grill?
It’s the small details that really matter. Remember that!
Good information. I just wanted to tell you that the first part of your video was really hard to hear with the wind blowing. I've had quite a bit of experience with microphones, so if you want to cut down or sometimes completely get rid of wind noise, plus be able to hear your voice better, get yourself a small microphone that you can plug into your phone or camera "if you have a small input for that". Then, what you need is what they call a "dead cat". All that is, is a small cover you can buy online that kind of looks like a hairy ball, that fits over your mike. I think you could do this rather cheaply. After that, clip the mike on the collar of your tee-shirt or as close to your mouth as you can. You won't believe what a better sound you'll get. The best way to do all this is to buy a wireless mike system, but that's more money. Hope this helps. Marc
Do you have a link for where you purchased the grill grate tools? Nice job!
Awesome, cheers mate👍👍🍺
Volume needs improvement. Wouded up aluminum foil would've done same thing
Thx ! Super helpful
Very nice!!! Awesome tips btw, I just have to get my wife/family on board with all this. and where did you get the grill grate prop and grill remover tool, that did not come with mine
Thanks I appreciate it! I convinced my wife to let me buy this as a birthday present, but of course we all benefit from it because we have some quite delicious meals because if it.
Which video were you cooking burgers?
Where did you get those grate lifting tools? I cant find them anywhere.
What kind of grill is this? Also, I like the watch, what brand is that?
oh clean you oven probe as well do it with a clean one first and paper wipe in clean temps be better next cook. build up will throw them off. good video buddy.
How long did it talk you to clean that? Do you do that every time you cook?
Maybe 3 minutes and yes I do. I started using a stainless steel coil brush, but that doesn't do well at all. That's when I found these. It does suck that they aren't reusable, but it does an awesome job at cleaning grates.
sorry you got a non usa made grill but i got me a great grill the other day and its a 30-06 smoker its made by SMOKING GUN JERKY INC. out of Lincoln NE. SOLID AS A TANK CHECK THEM OUT for a real man grill and clean smoke blue and temps solid as a rock double wall all the way around only way to roll for true smoke meats i am not a salesman from them i just like U.S.A. MADE products only.... buy american and get real made labor of american grill companies there out there so lets buy usa made... ok have a great cook now... i off to get some rubs to make me a BBQ Meanold bonbon off to the races oh if your from IOWA THEN WRITE IN KENT KELLER FOR IOWA SENATOR AND FILL IN THE OVAL BOX he a great guy and for the people and small companies in usa and also farmers and over site teams for justice to stomp out corruption... and a veteran as well all american are blue collar workers and work hard for what we have so lets keep everyone employed and work as a team and be safe and protect our buddies from all criminals that break the law... honest people do not need to be treated badly or victim of any crimes. oh i have roller grates on my 30-06 grill and they roll around and span the entire front to back and once top side clean lightly roll over clean other side and there solid stainless steal. and that tip of your i like no wire to eat no loose barbs that kill people or harm your family or friends while eating food good call my grilling buddy. be safe and keep the video coming...