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The "magic ingredient" to use on the grill after grilling. Do not get discouraged and lazy about after grilling clean-up. Use this guide to help you cut time and energy. This will be your go-to for now on! Supplies: Ammonia, Trash bag, Rubber-band, Safety glasses, Rubber gloves. Pour 1 cup ammonia in a thick garbage bag, place your BBQ grates inside the bag and seal tightly. I used a rubber band to seal my garbage bag. It is important you seal the bag tightly. It is the fumes from the ammonia that loosens all the gunk on your grates. If you do not seal your garbage bag tightly the fumes will escape and your grill will be difficult to clean.  It was a very sunny day today and I had a hard time getting a good picture with my white trash bag on the concrete. So I set my bag on the grass to get a good clear picture. Because ammonia is a toxic substance to animals, grass and plants I made sure the bag was sealed tight enough that no ammonia would leak out and cause any harm to the surrounding environment.   Be careful to turn your face away when you open your garbage bag the next day. The fumes will be strong and can make your eyes burn. Remove your grills from the bag, scrub them lightly if needed and rinse them off until the clean. For proper disposal of ammonia, the Poison Control Center recommends disposing of your ammonia down a sink where there is plenty of ventilation such as a garage sink. If you do not have a garage sink, Poison Control recommends opening a window(s) near the sink you are using for 10 to 15 minutes.

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