Remove them from the grill, spray them with some oven cleaner on both sides out in the sun, hose them off. May take 2 times & a brush. Won't damage the coating. Wear gloves & safety glasses, keep kids & pets away, etc.
You forgot a Hazmat suit, you're still exposed and will die in 3 years.
The old gas verses coal grill debate begins, chevy & ford LOL
Have had both, first was a Hibachi Grill, living in a town house. First time grilling, pork chops, so good I fell down.
Went to gas, ease of use, constant heat, hype sucked me in. Stayed with that method for 20 years easy. BTW, never getting the same taste as did the first time grilling ..... first time dumb luck
? who knows.
Five years ago, decided to give coal another shot, 89$ Wall-mart. Taste of food is now back, as it should be. Exactly like what plays in your mind when thinking of or watching grilling on the boob tube.
It's all about the taste, my first tasty pork chops, dumb luck? Apparently not, it was the tool used, grilling has 2 options, taste or effort, me I will put the effort in to have the taste.
my .02
Pep
