Has anyone used this Grillstone grill block on there oven racks and if so how did it cldean?
254302
I never used them on my oven racks but I have used them on a bbq grill. I loved how well the grill was cleaned. They do crumble when you use them so be prepared to clean off the dust that they create.
254303
I love this product but only have used it on my BBQ grill, never on my oven racks indoors. This is the best product ever. But I guess if your oven racks look like my grilling racks I would assume it would work just fine. My BBQ grill is made out of different materials than my oven racks and this is like a pumice so it could easily scratch and remove the chrome/metal covering. Personally I wouldn't do it.
254304
I have not used the Grillstone for oven racks. I've only used it on the grill. As you use the stone, it wears away and the debris (like sand) falls to the bottom of the grill. That is not a problem with a grill, but you might not like the mess at the bottom of your oven.
1643912
I have this holder in the lime green and have add no issues with it burning or becoming hot. I have not used it directly in the oven though. The Lodge Stone holder works great on my cast iron frying pans.
1341226
Not really. The grillstone is dry and sometimes leaves dust on the grill as it breaks down when you use it. I usually just wipe with a dry paper towel. These things will make your grill shiny again. I use them between each grilling and I've had my original grill for over 10 years.
1341227
My GrillStone came as a kit with a handle and a cloth rag. I usually clean it with a wire brush after using the GrillStone and then wipe it off with the rag. This also removes any rust that may have built up.
737415
Yes. I took the stone off the metal carrier and placed it onto the grate of my round grill. Fits well and I haven't had any problems with it. If your grill is larger it will still fit fine. If your grill is bigger and you need more cooking space you can also try ceramic tiles that are meant for cooking and you can customize the size/shape.
1624822
Yes. I have already done so. We did brace it towards the bottom with rocks. I have two and use them all the time with my dutch ovens.
1541815
It's not for lava rocks. Truthfully I don't like the grill. I bought it last summer. It doesn't cook evenly at all. Must keep moving your food around on the grill top because one side cooks faster than the other. Buy another grill, you won't be happy with this one.
591261
Probably- I have other stones that I do use in the oven- got this specific for the outdoor grill though
1882870
While I have not tried to use this on my grill, I would say that like other ceramic products that can take high heat, they will usually crack from direct contact with the source as you'd have in your grill. If it were me, I would go to your local HomeDepot or Lowes and purchase a few unfinished terracotta tiles and experiment with them. That way, if they crack you will have only wasted a few bucks. They work very well by the way in the oven as well (for a cheap alternative).
1853781
I believe this steel is designed for indoor home oven use, not the grill. I've used in the oven on several occasions and it came out excellent.
2065838
I think it would work on top of the stone. It does brown the crust on its own though. When I only had one screen I would use my stone on the bottom rack and my screen on the top rack while doing two pizzas.
1698442
I place the whole thing right on top of the grill. It goes with the rack/carrier for the stone that you place on the grill.
409621
I have used mine sporadically. After 1 winter, the pizza grate itself is pretty rusty (stored in the unit when not used). Some other rust areas showing up around the edges. There is touch-up paint for that, which I haven't used yet. Can't say for sure what I am going to do about the rusty grate. It was working nicely for pizza, but I may have to use a pizza stone on top of the grate.
877730
I've never tried on the grill but it's just like the large size pizzas stones - just smaller diameter. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
378350
I'd consider a grill pizza stone. Just set it on the grate without worrying about the cast iron pizza pan. You may also like the KettlePizza insert. I splurged and I love it. Keeps the temp up for great pizza.
1999783
Not yet, but I'll need to give it a try. I've made it on tinfoil and it worked. I'm believing the Grill Mat will do much better.
2254303
I took a piece of expanded metal, gutter leaf blocker, I bought at lowes for a few bucks, and cut out a circle to fit over the grate in my charcoal chimney. I cut up one of the fire cubes into halves, or thirds and spread them around the chimney. I cover them with charcoal, light from the bottom and leave alone for 15 min. Grill on.