how do you use this on a gas grill
2013533
Put your wood chips in the box and rest the box on the burner plate under the grate. It helps to let the grille get hot longer to heat up wood chips so the flavor comes out more.
2013534
Linda,I put a small handful of dry wood chips in it, place cover on it, and set the entire box under the Cooking Grate on top of the Burners. It's a close fit. Dave G.
2013535
I have never used it on a gas grill but would imagine if you placed it where it would get hot enough to cause the chips to smoke well you could get a much better flavor to your food. Maybe under the burner. I'm just not real familiar with gas grills. But I don't see why it would not work.
2013536
Soak chips in water 4 1/2hr. Placing in bottom of grill Till they start to smoke. Turn grill to 180° put your meat in and 5 hrs later ....EAT
2013537
You just have to set the box on the deflectors between the burners and the grate. I learned how to use a smoker box by watching this video. The image is not that great but the guy explains it well enough. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=droqmzBbBsE
2013538
you want to place on the briquettes or balance on flavor bars/heat shield underneath the cooking grates. That way it does not take up any of your cooking space and gets more heat.
2225122
I alway spray with Pam first. After the grill cools down, I use a Scotch Brite scrub sponge with normal dish soap. Cleans up nicely.
714457
I use it on my outdoor grill and it works great. Of course, I let the grill cool first and then spray it on and wipe down good with a microfiber cloth. The grill shines like it did when it was brand new.
1830492
That is what I did. It pulls air in the bottom, heats it and blows it out the top. All the air movement is through the grill on the front.
1967583
We use it on a gas stove and it works great. We have not tried it on our grill, but I do not see any reason why it wouldn't work just fine.
1020531
Place on grate same as cooking on charcoal or gas grill. Expect to discolor
464073
That is the only way I use it. Works great. Handles dis colored a bit but is perfect for the grill!
2099105
Just let it "Burn-Off"..When you light your grill. Had mine for about 6 mo's..Have not cleaned it yet! Just let it get real hot on start-Up and it will clean Itself. Clean the Grate W/a wire brush when Hot.
2272542
Personally I heat it for a few minutes beforehand, like 5 minutes on high. then hit it with Misto Brushed Aluminum Olive Oil Sprayer (olive oil) or pam for grilling which does an alright job also... If your cooking breakfast, I suggest bacon makes it really slick. Only tough part with the bacon is things will slide if its not perfectly level. If you don't like bacon please ignore my response and keep things sticking.
2139435
I don't see anyway to catch the grease. Letting it burn off is the best option. Then on the next use, I use a grill wire brush and clean off the metal plate & the rack.
368839
I will generously rub vegetable oil over the entire grate while hot every time it looks dry. I would suggest doing this before you use it for the first time. This keeps the grates conditioned and rust free. If you do this to any cast iron cooking surface it is very easy to clean. I use a cheap Dollar General grill brush. Works great. This grill is a little pricey for the size but I love it and I think you will too. Hope this helps.
1454549
Only water- more you use more it gets seasoned- don't use any brush or metal- Like any cast iron- after I use I clean while hot still on grill- I use soaking wet paper towel and with a tong wipe down with wet towel- push any fat droplets off to side
575451
Another tip is when your done grilling just close the lid and keep it on high for about 10-15 minutes. This grill is so bad ass it turns all the gunk to ash. Let it cool take the grill grate off and hold it on its side and use the scraper to brush the ash and debris off. Then just use a paper towel with some canola oil on it and wipe it clean. Good to go. This grill rocks.
896251
I have never put it on another grill as I used the Rhino only oonce. I believe I sent you the instructions-I hope you can find your answer there.
948106
1. The grill has a drip pan that sits underneath the Q to catch drippings. The pan sits inside a tray that slides in and out for easy access. Scrape the grate down while the grill is hot. I ocassionally take mine out after scraping it and letting it cool to scrub it down in the sink. I don't find the unit to be messy at all. I periodically clean the inside with soap and water, letting the excess run into the drip pan. 2. Scan or search the reviews. Someone mentions how much cooking time you can get with the 14 oz tube. Plus you'll find tips on using larger size canisters. 3. The 14 oz tubes can be found at Lowe's or Home Depot in the power tools area.
540268
teflon is not safe to eat and it should not be coming off of your grill. if it is coming off of your grill when you clean it, then you are cleaning it wrong. you have to use a super soft brush and soap and water to clean your grill. don't use anything besides a soft brush. the easiest way to clean your grill is to unplug it after cooking, wait a few minutes until it cools, then rub it down with soap and water. make sure the oil and juices don't go down any drains or they will clog your drains over time. you will eventually have to pay thousands to a plumber to fix it when it clogs completely. i clean mine outside with soap, water, and a super soft brush everytime i use it. enjoy! teflon is not safe to eat and it should not be coming off of your grill. if it is coming off of your grill when you clean it, then you are cleaning it wrong. you have to use a super soft brush and soap and water to clean your grill. don't use anything besides a soft brush. the easiest way to clean your grill is to unplug it after cooking, wait a few minutes until it cools, then rub it down with soap and water. make sure the oil and juices don't go down any drains or they will clog your drains over time. you will eventually have to pay thousands to a plumber to fix it when it clogs... » Read More teflon is not safe to eat and it should not be coming off of your grill. if it is coming off of your grill when you clean it, then you are cleaning it wrong. you have to use a super soft brush and soap and water to clean your grill. don't use anything besides a soft brush. the easiest way to clean your grill is to unplug it after cooking, wait a few minutes until it cools, then rub it down with soap and water. make sure the oil and juices don't go down any drains or they will clog your drains over time. you will eventually have to pay thousands to a plumber to fix it when it clogs completely. i clean mine outside with soap, water, and a super soft brush everytime i use it. enjoy! « Show Less
196781
Yes, I have a gas grill.You need the triangle cover over the heat elements. I cleaned my grill,lined it with foil. Hasnt gotten dirty all year. Love the product.