Grilling season is here and we want to help you get your grill in tip-top shape before that first cookout. Check out these quick tips to help get your grill.. Cleaning the Grates. Remove the Grates: Take out the grates carefully to allow for thorough cleaning.; Soak the Grates: Soak the grates in warm soapy water for 15-30 minutes.; Scrub with a Grill Brush: Use a sturdy grill brush to scrub away residue.Focus on stubborn areas. Rinse and Dry: Rinse the grates with clean water and dry them with a towel before replacing them.
Leave it on for around 15 minutes and this should turn any remaining food debris to ash. Turn your grill off and allow it to cool a bit. Once the grill has cooled, remove any remaining food particles from the cooking grate using a nylon brush. Baked-on food particles can be removed with the metal scraper on the back side of the grill brush.. The first step in cleaning the inside of your Char-Broil grill is to remove the grates and burners. This will allow you to access the interior of the grill and clean it thoroughly. Be sure to wait until the grill has cooled down before attempting to remove the grates and burners to avoid burns or injuries.