How to Get Rid of Stubborn Grass Stains from Your Grill
Grill marks are the beautiful result of grilling, but unfortunately too often they’re accompanied by unsightly grass stains. Learn how to get rid of them with these easy steps.
Updated 14 Feb 2023
By Mateuzs Kowalski
Grass stains on your grill can be annoying, and sometimes difficult to remove. To get a clean grill you need the right cleaning supplies and a bit of elbow grease. Here are some tips for getting rid of those unsightly grass stains.
Step 1: Gather Your Supplies
Start by gathering the items you'll need for cleaning – a non-abrasive cleaner, a non-metallic scrubbing pad, a soft cloth, and a bucket of warm water. Some people also find that a plastic brush can help in loosening dried-on messes.
Step 2: Pre-Clean with a Brush
Once you have your supplies ready, start pre-cleaning with a brush. You want to get rid of any loose dirt or debris on the surface. Work the brush over the surface in a circular motion, taking care not to scratch the metal.
Step 3: Apply Cleaner
Now it's time to apply the cleaner. Pour some onto the scrubbing pad and work it into the grass stains. Scrub the stains in a circular motion until they are loosened, then wipe the area down with a cloth. Rinse the grill off with warm water.
Step 4: Repeat Until Stains Are Removed
Depending on the severity of the stain, you may need to repeat this process a few times. If stains are still there, try using a bit more cleaner and a bit more elbow grease. Keep going until all the grass stains are completely gone.
Once the stains are removed, rinse the entire grill off with warm water. Wipe it down with a clean cloth to make sure all the cleaner is off, and to make the surface shine.
Conclusion
Grass stains on your grill can be stubborn, but with the right supplies and elbow grease you can get rid of them. Follow these steps to get your grill looking brand new again.
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