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Cleaning My George Foreman Grill

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Date: 04/10/2008 Topic: Cleaning > Appliances  
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Love my George Foreman Grill. Hate the cleanup. My Mom showed me an easier way. While the grill is still hot, place a paper towel on the grill and wet the paper towel with a little white vinegar. Pour the vinegar on the top of the grill and let the vinegar run down completely covering the surface.

Put the lid down on the grill a minute or three. Open grill cover and reuse paper towels to clean up. Gook will come up much much easier.

Source: My Mom, Bertha, George Foreman's biggest fan.

By Carol B. from Maryland
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Post By Elaine (Guest Post) (04/11/2008)
I do this with a wet paper towel but never thought of using vinegar. I also take my plastic spaghetti spoon and with the paper towel still on grill, run it back and forth in the grooves to get anything that is stuck. Works great!

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Post by hugmehugs (111) | (04/11/2008)
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I always put a wet papertowel on the grill while it is still hot and close the lid. When it is cool I just use the towel to wipe it out. Quick & simple.

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Post by WIsgal (149) | (04/11/2008)
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You can buy a little scratcher made for the Forman Grill. Sponge on one side and plastic scratcer on other, with ridge like the grill. I got mine at Shopko, but think they may have them at other places. 2 /$5.00, I think. I just put grill on counter next to sink, and use this scrateher to clean after done with dish cleanup.

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Post By (Guest Post) (04/10/2008)
I do something similar. When I'm done cooking, I just wet a paper towel and wipe is down when the grill is still a little hot.

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