A Tip - If your Considering Purchasing or Replacing a George Foreman

xcelbeyond · May 21, 2003

Check this out first. It's much more versatile, plates come out for easy cleaning, and has a surface that's much larger than GF (standard/small one). **broken link removed**

xcel

MikeS · May 22, 2003

Cool idea Xcel-thats the one thing I DONT like about the GF grill is that you have to manipulate the entire grill at the sink when cleaning. We have a big one with a stand and a little one too!

patk · May 22, 2003

Thanks bro, that's cool. Definately a good replacement for the FOreman. Take care.

patk

saint808 · May 22, 2003

i have a black and decker i got from walmart on sale for $30... it's a lil bigger than that but has a timer and detachable surfaces for dishwasher safe cleaning... makes it a lot better.

PUMPED · May 22, 2003

man that is one of the best tips I have got in a long time. thanks

C_Horse · May 22, 2003

Cleaning the Foreman

Mike - If you put some wet paper towels in it while its still hot - then close it, you can just toss the towels, wipe it a time or two and its in good shape. Mine never gets close to the sink - CH

rugger · May 22, 2003

Another solution for GF grill cleaning is... use foil...place the foil on the grill and then on the top of the food...when you're done...toss the foil and the drip fat is the only cleaning needed.

MikeS · May 23, 2003

Good suggestions guys!

Armageddon · May 23, 2003

a buddy of mine always puts salt on his, something about it and the grease. Not sure why but his is always clean. I just unplug mine and wipe out with a paper towel and call it good. Catch while it's hot and all is good. That's the easiest way I found.