grill with side burner How to Clean Brass Grill Burners

Brass grill burner is usually high-They last longer than many other types of burners.You should thoroughly clean the gas grill at least once a year before the barbecue season, which includes the burner.Food, grease or dirt particles can be trapped in the burner holes, resulting in reduced airflow and flame.If the flame at the bottom of the burner appears red or orange instead of blue, then it is time for a deep cleaning.Close the gas supply and disconnect the propane tank.Rotate the burner knob to a "high" position to release any gas trapped in the pipe.After a few minutes, turn the knob to the "off" position.Remove Grill and lava.Set them aside.Remove the burner cover according to the assembly manual of the grill.Fill a bucket with 1 gallon of hot water, 1 cup of white vinegar and 1 teaspoon of detergent.Pour some of this solution into a clean spray bottle and soak the burner cover in the bucket with the rest of the solution.Spray the brass burner with a cleaning solution.Scrub the burner with a wire grill brush or scrub brush.Use an open paper clip to remove any stubborn particles from the burner hole.Wipe the burner with a cloth to dry them.Remove the burner cover from the solution and wipe it with a cloth.Replace the stove cover, lava rock and grill.Reconnect the gas.