Cleaning My George Foreman Grill

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RE: Cleaning My George Foreman Grill

Thanks to everyone for the tips on using wet towels or paper towels. I never paid attention to that detail, because the grill is usually the man's thing. I don't plan on being the one to clean it any time soon, but it's good to know how, just in case.

Post By cc65 (Guest Post)

RE: Cleaning My George Foreman Grill

Those are great ideas for cleaning your GFG. Be sure to use a reusable towel for helping to go green.
Also, for great George Foreman Grill recipes, visit:
http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/George_Foreman_Grill

Post By Linda :o) (Guest Post)

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This is how I clean mine, and the only way I clean mine because it cleans itself! I take about 3 paper towels, wet them really well, fold to fit the George and place on as soon as you unplug. Close the lid. The water will steam the George clean. When you're done with dinner, open up the George, wipe off the residue and put away. Easy Peasy!

Post by Sheryllynn44

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When you are finished cooking, unplug the grill. Use a non-stick spatula to scrape off the residue that will come off easily. Place a wet dishcloth on the grill and close the lid. When you are finished eating the grill will be cool and you can easily wipe up the surface by adding a little dishsoap to the dishcloth. Rinse out the dishcloth and wipe it down again to remove any soap residue. This works really well for me.

Post By Jazzylazzy (Guest Post)

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I found that as soon as I unplug the grill I move it near the sink (with drip tray under it) while it's still hot. First,I do srape it then i take a couple of cups of water and pour on it. Let it run in to the drip tray, emptying as needed when it looks to be clean I put the tray in the dishwater and move the grill to hang over the sink a bit and use my dishrag and soapy water to finish up.

Post By Jean (Guest Post)

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I love my George Foreman Grill. When I'm finished cooking, I unplug the grill and immediately put a big wad of soaking wet paper towels in the grill while it is still hot. Close the lid so the whole inside will stay wet. This softens the food buildup making it very easy to wipe out.

After the grill has cooled, place it next to the sink and wash it with hot soapy water letting the water drain into the sink.

Cleaning the grill is one of the reuse ways I have of recycling my used paper towels.

Post By Betty (Guest Post)

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