BBQ cleaning

1. Eliminates built up carcinogens

Even if you dutifully scrape your grill after each and every use, over time carcinogens can build up on the grates and be transferred to your food during the cooking process, which could pose health risks.

2. Prevents Bacteria from Contaminating Your Food

A dirty grill attracts germs and bacteria, all of which can get onto your food and potentially make you sick.

3. BBQ Heats Up Faster

If your grill is caked in food particles, sauces, or stuck-on debris, then it’s going to make things a little slower when you’re cooking. A clean grill will heat up evenly and cook things more efficiently than a dirty one.

4. Excess Grease Can Cause Flare Ups

When you’re grilling, the most important safety tip is to watch for flare ups, which could burn you or even cause a serious fire. Failing to clean your grill could cause excess grease to accumulate, which could, in turn, contribute to a flare up later on.

5. Prevents rust

Rust can be unsafe for you and your family if ingested. Keeping your bbq squeky clean can prevent rust from forming on the grates, warming rack or burners, thereby eliminating the risk of your food coming into contact with rust