When your barbecue grill has been used for a long time, let me guess, six months or two years, what will you do next?  in the most cases, we’ll forget if until we take it from the basement. Yes, we usually will forget the barbecue grill until next spring. Wow, in my opinion, we should clean it at least once a year. If you are clever, you can do it twice a month.
The baked on crust that surrounds the metal on your grill grate will help protect the grate from rusting during the winter months. Rust can’t oxidize the metal grate if air and water aren’t able to directly come into contact with it. Instead of scrubbing the metal until it shines, take a clean, dry, cotton rag and wipe off all the large food crumbs and burned bits, but leave the black coating intact on the grate.
 If you have a charcoal grill, you’ll want to empty any remaining ashes out of the bottom of your grill before storing it for the winter months. Please, be smart and only empty cold ashes from your grill so as not to hurt yourself or start a fire.
 If you use a gas or electric grill, you can also use the dry, cotton rag to wipe down the cooking elements on the inside of your grill. Be careful not to damage them — a light touch is all you need. Gas grill owners will want to disconnect the tanks from the grill and return the empty to the rental company for a voucher.
What you can give a good cleaning are all your grilling utensils. If any items need replacing, you may want to replace them now so you’ll be ready to go on the first warm day of spring. I like to replace the metal grill brush annually.
Now, you can consider that it’s time for you to have one barbecue grill for your wife. After all, it has been a heavy load for her and you should help her with her housework. Now, our company have a lot of kitchen equipment for the customers and you can visit our website to get what you want. Just feel free to contact us.