Would this product be suitable to place on top of a gas grill's existing grates? I need something to keep my food off of dirty shared grills. Thanks
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It would be tricky. You would need to put bricks underneath the narrow legs so that they don't fall through the gas grill grates.
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Yes. The legs are removable, so you could take them off and place it over the existing grates.
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Hello Alicia....I have used this cleaner on my grill before and it did clean it up..I would first get any food off your grill first....And use a good sturdy brush.Not a sponge....Depending on how dirty your grill could be,you may have to clean it twice....I swear by this product and I use it alot..Good luck...Martha
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I wouldn't put it on a charcoal grill, I only use it to put the cooked meat on it, keeps it warm while carrying it to the kitchen.
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I have used this several times for vegetables on my gas grill outdoors. It works very well. It does get a buildup from the olive oil or pam spray, but I would just recommend using oven spray occasionally to clean. It is well ventilated though and the vegetables won't fall through the holes.
802407
I've never used it on grill grates but I'd be willing to bet it would work pretty well. I've cleaned a number of pots and pans with it that nothing else seems to touch.
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The cover will fit over the grill very nicely, however it will not cover the canister. The canister remains exposed.
608455
No I would not do it on a gas or charcoal. The oven is made for a very fucussed gas heat source. But if your gas grill has a side burner I would say yes use it over this one.
1095774
Its fairly open with a small metal grate. You'd probably need some kind of solid surface to place it on
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I think it would work, but you might want a brush with a better angle. this brush is like a straight line, so if your charcoal grill has much depth to it, it might be hard to clean.
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Size of the grill surface is the only consideration as far as it working on your grill. I highly recommend this grate. Even hamburgers taste better cooked on these.
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I didnt stick mine on the grill but have seen plenty of people do it. I would suggest asking on a forum if it needs any kind of extra glue.
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Hi There, have this on a Jenn air gas grill on one side and cook on the other - no worries. Place all things hot on it too.Happy Holidays.
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I have covered my food when I want to retain moisture. When I know I'm going to cook food that is going to splatter I slide old newspapers around and under the grill. I know it seems like a lot of trouble but I it is a lot easier than cleaning up a greasy mess. I learned that the hard way.
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I've used one of these before. If you remove the grill from the cart, you will still be able to cook on it. I'd suggest putting rocks or some other type of inflammable material beneath it so the surface is not touching the ground. Another option- take the cart apart. It only takes a few minutes to take it apart and then put it back together. Another option, after removing the grill from the cart, lay (or is it ly) the cart on it's side and put it in your vehicle. Put small gear, six packs, boots, flashlights, etch inbetween the legs of the cart and that space won't be wasted. Sure wish I could find one of these on craigslist. Very good product.
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I don't know; I never tried it that way. I think the directions call for it to rest on the grates and that is always how I have used it.
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I did not because I use it on a covered deck;however, I would suggest covering it if you use it out in the open. it is a fabulous grill, so you will want to protect it. I would guess that a tradition inexpensive cover will work. You will want to use the ties to tie it around the legs, or the wind will whisk it away, whether it was made for that grill or not.
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I would think that would be a bit too heavy. The grill grate is fairly heavy it's self. This is a well build grill and the post goes in the ground a good distance but that also depends on how hard the ground is too. If the ground is soft I have had the grill tilt a bit. hope this helps.