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13-10-2006, 04:40 PM
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Tip on cleaning WSM
This may be obviuos to some, yet it took me three years to figure this
simple trick out. After a cook, the top and bottom grates are a pain to clean (unless you always have a power washer handy). Since I usually have leftover hot coals after my cooks, I now just place the two grates right on top of the coal ring and remove the lid on the WSM. All the crap on the grates gets burned off nicely and you are good to go for the next cook. Cheers Johnny 
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14-10-2006, 03:24 PM
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Tip on cleaning WSM
"Johnny Thunders Jr." wrote in message
ups.com... This may be obviuos to some, yet it took me three years to figure this simple trick out. After a cook, the top and bottom grates are a pain to clean (unless you always have a power washer handy). Since I usually have leftover hot coals after my cooks, I now just place the two grates right on top of the coal ring and remove the lid on the WSM. All the crap on the grates gets burned off nicely and you are good to go for the next cook. Cheers Johnny I scrape the big chunks off and put them in the dishwasher - no muss, no fuss.... -Bo
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14-10-2006, 04:48 PM
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Tip on cleaning WSM
Johnny Thunders Jr. wrote: This may be obviuos to some, yet it took me three years to figure this simple trick out. After a cook, the top and bottom grates are a pain to clean (unless you always have a power washer handy). Since I usually have leftover hot coals after my cooks, I now just place the two grates right on top of the coal ring and remove the lid on the WSM. All the crap on the grates gets burned off nicely and you are good to go for the next cook. Cheers Johnny They're too big for my kitchen sink so I soak them in the laundry tub. They're easy to clean once they've soaked. Cam
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