The other alternative to using a grease bucket liner, is to line your bucket with aluminum foil. This should be VERY easy especially if you’re using a grease bucket liner like this photo above. It’s ok if you vacuum up a few wood pellets, more will drop it when you turn your grill back on. Vacuum all around the inside base of the barrel and the small little space in the hot pot. Not because the grill dust will harm your vacuum, more for the reason of avoiding getting any grease residue on your lovely household vacuum. I wouldn’t suggest using your regular household one if you can avoid it.
What you’ll see doesn’t look like ash, it looks more like saw dust from a table saw, but darker in color. Once you remove the heat baffle from your Traeger grill, you’ll see the hot pot, likely some fine dust in there along with surrounding dust particles. If you don’t know what I’m referring to, the hot pot is where the pellets fall and ignite for your flame. The heat baffle is directly under the drip tray, it’s what cover’s the hot pot and disperses the flame. This is definitely NOT the step you want to skip… LOL Step 4: Take Out The Heat Baffle You can double up on the foil using the regular thickness if you’d like, though not needed, just be sure to cover it up! Even if you don’t have the heavy-duty kind, use the regular kind. Please, please be sure to always cover your drip tray with aluminum foil. We buy the heavy duty extra-large size from Costco, this size seems to fit the drip tray perfectly! Re-wrap with fresh heavy duty aluminum foil. Step 3: Remove the Drip Tray and Dispose of Used Aluminum Foil We like to use Dawn Soap for Traeger grill cleaning, I find it works quite well. Though they may seem really greasy and grimy, the grates clean up quite well with warm soapy water. If your grill grates are the porcelain ones, like mine are, you’ll want to use a sponge with the nylon scrub rather than something abrasive so you avoid damaging the porcelain coating. If they are really dirty and caked with food, I would encourage you to bring those in the kitchen and wash them with warm soapy water. I personally have an inexpensive pair of reusable dish gloves that I specifically use for cleaning out the grill.
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Feel free to use disposable gloves, like the kind you find at Costco, or reusable dish gloves. I personally like to put on gloves for this entire process. Traeger Grill Cleaning: 6 Steps to Do It Rightįirst and most important, be sure the grill is completely cool before cleaning, do not do the following just after you’ve cooked on your grill.
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