Hello from San Diego BBQ-Cleaners

[SanDiegoBBQCleaners]

Hello forum members. We stumbled across this forum browsing the web and it looks like a good place for BBQ lovers. We're elbows deep in grills on a daily basis so we have a pretty good knowledge of how they function and where to find parts/how to do repairs. We specialize in cleaning but do all of the above as well. Feel free to shoot us some questions you may have, and we will probably do the same when we run into something we're not sure about. Not sure if we're allowed to post our websites but if you want to check us out it's www.sdbbqcleaners.com. All the best and happy grillin'!
SD\\BBQ Team

[Max]

Never really heard of a Pitmaster cleaning their smoker. Emptying the grease trap maybe, but not cleaning.

[bbquzz]

With all the grills V has we need to hook this guy up with him

[SanDiegoBBQCleaners]

Originally Posted by Max

Never really heard of a Pitmaster cleaning their smoker. Emptying the grease trap maybe, but not cleaning.

We have cleaned only a handful of smoker's, and typically we tell them it's probably not a good idea to clean it because of obvious reasons. Some people insist, and how can we say no! Most of our cleanings are quality built in gas grills and freestanding gas powered carts.

[SanDiegoBBQCleaners]

Originally Posted by bbquzz

With all the grills V has we need to hook this guy up with him

It sounds like V likes his BBQ's. Good man!

[bigwheel]

Hi and welcome.

[boozer]

Depends on how you define "clean". I, for one, give mine a good scrapin out on my off day, once a week, and a good spray down and brushing at the car wash when I can. I also run em 18 hours a day or so. So, y'know "only you can prevent grease fires!" And all that....

[Max]

I think cleaning here means just what the words entails. Soap, water, a scrub brush, and alot of elbow grease. If someone tried to do that to my smokers, I would have to test my firearms out to see if they work correctly. Not to mention, it takes away all the hard work it took you years to burn in a good seasoning on your smoker/ smokers. Mine would be 5 years now. DIE CLEANING BOY DIE!!!!!

[boozer]

Of all the kinds of grease that have dripped through my smokers, the soap and elbow kind are strictly forbidden.