Grill Cleaning While RVing

RVers love to BBQ whether they use a grill from home or one supplied by the campground. There are many ways to clean a grill like using a big wad of tin foil or a long handled wire brush. Linda and Andrew Martin from Ramer, Tennessee were displaying their invention the “Grill Gadget” at the recent Qurtzsite RV show. In 1981 Andrew needed a tool to better clean his grill. He designed this using a long bolt inserted into a wood handle with a brass head. The brass head fit over the grates of his grill and easily removed the gunk. He used it for 20 years before he realized he had a tool that every BBQ enthusiast needs hanging off their grill. There are three models to handle multiple grill types. Simply scrape the grates with the Grill Gadget and wipe off the brass cleaning head with a paper towel and you’re ready to make smoke. You can order these off the internet for for $19.95 plus S&H. Visit their website here Grill Gadget. They are light weight and will handle the dirtiest grill in the campground. Keeping it clean - Jim Twamley, Professor of RVing