#grill-cleaning

#grill-cleaning

Fresh lemons are basically your best friend when it comes to all-natural cleaning, and this is largely due to their acidity. Lemons are good at breaking down grease, are high in citric acid, have antibacterial properties, and, of course, smell delightful, making them an optimal choice for those who are looking to avoid chemical cleaners. Harsh chemicals are never really recommended for cleaning a grill grate anyway, so lemons are a great, reliable way to keep your grates looking nice and sparkly clean for all your future barbecues.

"When using [a] pumice stone [to] clean grills, they're typically used wet, which makes cleaning the grill easier to handle," Shoults says. "Pumice stones are preferred over wired brushes because they are more natural than wire brushes and don't have harmful chemicals, or bristles, like some wire brushes. Pumice is great for not just cleaning grills, but also for cleaning cast iron, stainless steel, and porcelain products."