I sprayed the cool empty grates while wearing gloves and let the foam sit before wiping. The top layer of grease loosened quickly.
I gave the cleaner a few minutes on the cold grill before scrubbing. That made the sticky residue easier to move.
The 120 ml pink bottle and black trigger are compact enough to control while working around the grill bars.
After the foam softened the buildup, a long-handled grill brush reached the narrow spaces without much splashing.
Wearing gloves, I wiped the cooled inside lid with an old towel and removed a surprising amount of smoky residue.
I took the grate out first, sprayed it over a protected area, and scrubbed after the cleaner had time to work.
The loosened grime rinsed away well from the removed grate after scrubbing. I let it dry completely before putting it back.
The bottle stores neatly with my gloves, brush and towels, so the supplies are together when the grill cools.
I applied it to a cloth and wiped the stainless side shelf. That gave me more control around the edges.
The spray clung long enough to soften grease between the cool grill bars instead of running off immediately.
The bright bottle stands out in my garage bin, and the trigger produced a manageable spray while I wore gloves.
I put a small amount on the towel instead of spraying the control panel directly. The greasy fingerprints came off nicely.
A nylon scrub pad and a little patience removed most of the softened buildup without needing a metal scraper.
The bottle fits in my cleaning bin beside paper towels and brushes, and the trigger stayed closed between uses.
Spraying the removed cold grate over the sink kept the mess contained and made the rinse step straightforward.
After a thorough rinse, an old towel picked up the remaining water and residue before I returned the grate to the grill.
Using it after the grill was completely cool kept the greasy layer from building up as heavily between cookouts.
The towel showed plenty of brown residue after the foam sat. A final rinse left the grill cleaner but still realistically used.
The lighter grease came off first, but one thick black patch needed another spray and more soaking time.
It softened the residue, although the tight back corner still needed a firm brush and a second rinse.