HOW TO CLEAN GRILL GRATES:
Let’s get into the nitty-gritty of cleaning your grill grates. While it might seem like a daunting task, it doesn’t need to be.
Ensure your grill has cooled down before beginning the cleaning process. However, if you find that the grates are still slightly warm, starting the scraping process at this point can make it easier.
We strongly recommend NOT using wire brushes, but rather using a cleaning cloth, heavy-duty paper towels, or Traeger’s Nylon Cleaning Brush. If you choose to go with a wire brush, keep in mind that it will damage the ceramic coating on your grill grates and cause issues with your warranty.
Depending on your grill type, you can also use the Traeger Wooden Grill Scrape. This safe alternative to a wire brush has been designed to fit into the grooves of your grill. However, if you have the new Timberline, Timberline XL, Ironwood, or Ironwood XL this product is not compatible.
Pro Tip: You can also use common household items to clean your grill if you don’t have a degreaser at home. Distilled white vinegar, onion, lemon, and baking soda & vinegar will get the job done as well.