A thick layer of carbon deposits gradually forms on the grate of a gas stove, which cannot be removed by conventional means. To maintain order in my kitchen, I have been using one product for several years now that allows me to quickly deal with soot and grease. I have a cast iron grate, but this method will also work for products made of other metals.
\nDishwasher tablet \u2013 universal detergent
\nFirst you need to take a pan that will fit the grill, fill it with water and put it on the fire. Add two dishwasher tablets to the water. The water should boil, then put a wire rack in the pan and let the water boil for about half an hour.<\/p>\n
For Complete Cooking STEPS Please Head On Over To Next Page Or Open button (>) and don\u2019t forget to SHARE with your Facebook friends<\/strong><\/p>\n Having taken the grate out of the hot water, we immediately begin cleaning it; any available means will do for this, for example, a sponge or brush.<\/p>\n The influence of hot water and the components of the tablet will soften the fat and will be removed without unnecessary effort. Carbon deposits that remain hard can be removed with a knife.<\/p>\n This way I clean half of the grate, and then turn it over, put the dirty part into the pan and repeat everything described above.<\/p>\n\n