What does the grease drip into?
995663
There is a small removable drip pan on the underneath side of the grill. It is almost useless due to its small size.
1819830
Yes it does, any liquid or burnt food particles get collected in drip pan placed on one of the longer sides of this rectangular griddle, there is however no hole to let grease drip, the rim opens up to drip pan to let drain in there.
1603286
I don't know if I could call it a drip tray but it has room around the edges of the pan where grease goes. I've cooked bacon on it with no problems.
750600
At times a little but my answer is no, mine is also very well broke in, 60 tubes of grease, i did not have a problem before either
738527
There is a metal bucket that the oil sits in. Everything thing comes out of the inside and can be "dumped out" and easily cleaned. The outer part can be wiped down. The oil doesn't solidify, so we just pour it down the drain and run hot water over it. If we were to use lard, then we would throw it out.
141012
No grease. Just flip the pan over and tap it out. The hard part is trying not to burn yourself and getting the handle out of the way.
64006
There is a gutter to direct the grease to the front where there is a hole to the tray.
981742
Tthere is a drain on both ends, lengthwise. There is no catch, the grease drains down into the grill and is caught in the drip tray.
13993
It's just a matter of the grease breaking down and leaking out. Take it apart, clean out all the old grease, and replace it. I've done it quite a few times.
1032285
There is a location where grease is to drain. The grill comes with a cup to catch the grease. You can also use a soup or vegetable can. That's the only location where grease comes out of the grill that we have seen.
2016821
The grease is supposed to run to the back, then to the downspout in the middle of the back. It does. Once, the down-spout got clogged, and I got a small puddle there, but it was only there. I have never had problems with the grease puddling where the food is cooking. MUCH better than George Foreman's grill. Just wipe it down occasionally, especially the track along the back.
1528404
Front drains into a "channel" which empties thru a hole into a drip tray. Grease from bacon, hamburgers, etc collects drains nicely. Unfortunately, So does a 6 egg scrambled egg ha ha I just scoup it back Grill works great!
649372
When you remove the plastic tube from the dipstick tube, hold it with paper towels. Wrap some generously around the end, then wrap two plastic shopping/garbage bags over that. That prevents any oil from whipping around and absorbs the leaks. Then place the whole thing in a heavy contractor-grade plastic bag, with more paper towels in the bottom. Toss out the bags & towels & replace next time around. That's the cleanest simplest way to use any of these things. No spills no mess, just some oily waste.
2239746
There is a drip tray, however it doesn't catch much. Mostly ends up interior of the grill and can be cleaned with a paper towel after taking the lid off
2224679
It's not technically a grease...it's not thick and oily. It's a really thin lubricant. Yes, it sprays on and dries black.
1082686
There is a little hole in the base next to the spout that must allow excess oil to go back into the bottle. I haven't had any problems with oil dripping down the side of the bottle.
125922
Not sure but it did an excellent job on my screw drive door opener would highly recommend this grease