Cleaning a dirty and greasy grill is a dreaded task. It takes a lot of time and effort. However, the process should be effortless with the right equipment, like a pressure washer. This write-up discusses the grill pressure washing process.

Step 1: Preparation

The first natural step for grill pressure washing is preparation. You can prepare for washing your grill with a pressure washer by;

• Getting the right attachments for the pressure washer. For instance, you will need a medium-sized nozzle to deliver the right pressure and water amount for the task.
• Disconnecting the grill from the gas line or tank to ensure your safety and prevent damages to the lines and tanks
• Unplugging any power cords if you are working with an electric grill (Water and electricity are a deadly combination)
• If you have a charcoal grill, remove the coal from the equipment
• Position the grill in the right place. For example, it would be wise to move it to the middle of your yard or an outdoor environment. Additionally, you can use a sheet to cover the ground before positioning the grill. This will keep the dirt and grill from dirtying the surrounding.

Other preparation steps will depend on the type of grill you own. Additionally, the size of your home or the amount of space you have will influence your preparation. Finally, when choosing the best spot for grill pressure washing, you must ensure that there are no pets around.

Step 2: Degreasing or soaping

One of the things to eliminate when doing a grill pressure washing is the grease. While the water from the machine can clean off the grease, it will not leave the grill spotless. Therefore, you will need a degreasing agent for the task. The best pressure washers on the market feature detergent compartments. Therefore, you can get a pressure washer-safe degreaser for the task. Additionally, you must follow the right procedure for applying the degreaser to the machine.

Step 3: grill pressure washing

After preparing your machine, you can start washing your grill. First, ensure you are standing on stable ground and the power washer is positioned on a flat surface. Next, direct the hose towards the grill and wash all the dirty areas. When washing the gas burners, do not position the hose right above the burners. This will keep you from driving the grime and grease further into the gas burners. Additionally, experts recommend spraying the grill at an angle parallel to the ground. This positioning will give you the best results.

Step 4: Rinsing and inspecting

After spraying all dirty parts of the grill, the next step is rinsing. After rinsing the grill with clean water, you should inspect it to ensure it is clean. If the grill is not clean enough, you can repeat steps 2 and 3.

Step 5: Dry and oil it

Once you are done grill power washing, you should leave it out in the open to dry. Once it is completely dry, you can oil it using cooking oil. However, you should only oil it if you intend on using it immediately after. Oiling your grill helps create a nonstick surface for cooking.

Final Words

Besides the steps explained above, you must choose the right machine for grill pressure washing. For instance, you must consider the right PSI requirements. For cleaning a grill, the required pressure washer PSI is around 2000.