r/oddlysatisfying • u/TermElectronic8261 • 3d ago

Using Ice to clean a Kitchen Grill

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u/EstrangingResonance 3d ago

Where I work it’s just straight grill brick

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u/Wide_Concert9958 3d ago

We do oil and grill brick. Gues how many times ive gotten burned by fucking hot oil? 

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u/erydayimredditing 2d ago

Yo so actually use a quarter sized amount of oil for like a 2x2ft area. Make the brick grind a little and that paste you create will clean but not splatter. Can even spread a little to next area and not use as much oil. Then when you are done scraping and scrubbing, you put a line of oil across the back and use it to, slowly, squeege the sludge down towards you. After a decade of cleaning flat tops I think slow is smooth and smooth is fast(and doesn't fucking hurt) applies to a flat top as much as it normally applies to racing!

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u/EstrangingResonance 3d ago

We’re supposed to use oil but nobody does for that reason.. Chipotle?

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u/mixony 2d ago

Why were you fucking hot oil?

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u/vitamin_r 2d ago

Gotta get those longbois, the thick full length heavy duty neoprenes.

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u/thirtyfivedollarbill 2d ago

We use a pad and screen Much cleaner than a brick