Kevin,

Good question. I just got a Weber Summit Silver and bought the Home Depot
enamel coated cast iron grates for my grill. I called Weber customer
service on an unrelated issue and cleaning the enamel coated cast iron
grates came up. I was told to use a brass bristle brush to clean the grates
when cold, NOT hot, as the enamel could get damaged. If I were you, I'd
call Weber yourself and ask, as sometimes two different customer service
reps will tell you two different answers to the same question.

I'll keep you posted as I learn more.

Paul


> wrote in message
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> This was briefly mentioned in an above post about the ultimate steak, but
> there seems to be two schools of thought of when is the right time to
> clean off your grill 1) right after cooking, when the crud is still warm,
> 2) right before you start to cook, the crud "protects and seasons" your
> grill between cooking.
>
> I am about to purchase a Weber Genesis from Home Depot and it should come
> with the enamel coated cast iron grill. So I would like to hear
> everyone's thoughts on this. Thanks!
>
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> Kevin
>
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