Looks like a similar product called Bon Ami. On another thread someone recommend Easy-Off Fume Free as a good cleaner for the Cobb.
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Yep, I have feeling thst nasty thing was used more than once between cleanings. According to the article about 100 times.
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Do you know what a learning experience is? A learning experience is one of those things that says "You know that thing that you just did? Don't do that."
Do you know what a learning experience is? A learning experience is one of those things that says "You know that thing that you just did? Don't do that."
Yep, I have feeling thst nasty thing was used more than once between cleanings. According to the article about 100 times.
Haha I know it looks gross, but I cleaned it each time after I used it. Soap and water alone would not take the black stuff off the walls, though. The grease at the bottom was just from the burgers I made earlier that day.
I've never been able to get ours that clean with Bar Keepers Friend (which is our standard scouring cleaner, since Safeway stopped carrying Bon Ami)--that must have taken a good bit of elbow grease. On the other hand, I do use occasional sessions with oven cleaner (we have a very old grill--with the plastic sides--and it was recommended by Cobb at the time we got it). Works great, though after years of use, there are scorch marks that won't leave in the coal compartment. Oh well!
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