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Teflon Coming Off George Foreman Grill

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Date: 05/07/2008 Topics: Consumer Advice > Product Complaints | Readers Request > Consumer | Repair > Appliances > Small Kitchen  
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We bought the George Foreman GR15BWI Grill in April of 2006. We love it! The Teflon coating is coming off the upper and lower plates big time. We are concerned about getting the Teflon in our food. Can you recoat these grills? Is it supposed to come off? What can we do to make using this grill safe?

Richard
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Post By (Guest Post) (05/08/2008)
Can't answer your question but if you get another grill like this, to clean it heat grill, put a wet paper towel between grilling services, and grill can be easily cleaned., no scratching of teflon.

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Post by Karyn01 (46) | (05/08/2008)
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When the teflon started to flake of my own grill, I took a scouring pad, and removed all the teflon that I could. I then washed the grill very well. Each time I used it thereafter, I would spray the grill with a cooking spray. No worries about the teflon, and still great cooking.

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Post by ashleybunkin (16) | (05/08/2008)
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Do not place food directly on the grill surface. It absolutely not safe. It has been all over the news lately. To be on the safe side I would get rid of it and buy a new one. Do not put your health at risk. These teflon flakes are known to be cancer causing if ingested.

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Post By Janette (Guest Post) (05/08/2008)
It is absolutely not safe to use this when the teflon is coming off. This has been all over the news lately. The risk is is to great. Get rid of it.

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Post by Grandma Margie (154) | (05/07/2008)
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Some folks just press a sheet of tin foil on the grilling surfaces and continue to use it........plus it's easy clean up!

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