How to clean Coleman Roadtrip grill burners

"Before a trip I line the drip pan with foil. When I get home I take out the foil and cold grease and throw it away."

That's what we do with ours. We line it all (except for the burners and grilling grates of course). For the cooking grates I use a Rubbermaid type of flat container (like the one that slide under beds). I fill it with water and some dish soap and let the grates soak over night. Next morning all it takes is hosing off and a little brushing. We have had our Roadtrip for two years now and it looks brand new!

Shortie1915 wrote:

Super_Dave wrote:

wbwood wrote:

BigBlockTank wrote:
Dishwasher? I don't own a gas grill, never will, but wouldn't the dishwasher work? I mean the burners aren't that big are they?

Surely if you will never have a gas grill, then you will never have a dishwasher! lol

I think I just wet myself.

I had the same reaction to these comments - had a real belly laugh! Lighten up and just enjoy life!

Well******I thought I was. I wish there were the emoticons to put up like on another board I'm on. There are a lot and there is no doubt what your intention is there. I don't take squat on any computer board serious. This is all too much fun, and my reality escape. :)

We had a single-burner Roadtrip grill, a free gift, and the best thing we did after discovering it's cheesy quality is to place it in our earthquake gear for use as a cooking stove. We use a Weber Tabletop gas grill. Wire brush and needle works for us and that fixed my mother's Weber Q200 when it got clogged (they weren't running it for five or ten minutes to burn off the grease after finishing cooking).

Super_Dave wrote:

wbwood wrote:

BigBlockTank wrote:
Dishwasher? I don't own a gas grill, never will, but wouldn't the dishwasher work? I mean the burners aren't that big are they?

Surely if you will never have a gas grill, then you will never have a dishwasher! lol

I think I just wet myself.

I had the same reaction to these comments - had a real belly laugh! Lighten up and just enjoy life!

I used to take mine to the quarter car wash, spray it down with oven cleaner, then hit it with the wand. cleaned everything!

THE SuperDave wet himself? How interesting.....I thought you could live up to your name. Now we all have our bubble bursted.

I am very glad I could be of some entertainment. I am a pit master from NC, and I do live in a house with indoor plumbing, so a dishwasher came with the joint. So, if I don't own a gas grill, I'm an animal and live in a cave? That's your juvenile way of thinking?
hahahaha

wbwood wrote:

BigBlockTank wrote:
Dishwasher? I don't own a gas grill, never will, but wouldn't the dishwasher work? I mean the burners aren't that big are they?

Surely if you will never have a gas grill, then you will never have a dishwasher! lol

I think I just wet myself.

BigBlockTank wrote:
Dishwasher? I don't own a gas grill, never will, but wouldn't the dishwasher work? I mean the burners aren't that big are they?

Surely if you will never have a gas grill, then you will never have a dishwasher! lol

Dishwasher? I don't own a gas grill, never will, but wouldn't the dishwasher work? I mean the burners aren't that big are they?

Ron3rd wrote:
Weber user here, but what I do is wire brush it first, which can plug some holes. Then I clean the holes out with a small needle. Pressure washer would work too just fire the grill up afterwords to boil off the water that will get inside.

Have both the Coleman Roadtrip and Weber Q. Both have the same problem. I use a wire brush to scrape off any excess and then get a needle and go through every hole.