Reply to "how to clean my sm50"

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Originally posted by popum2000:
well I ended up spraying oven cleaner on it.

I know it's too late, but in case anyone else reads this NEVER use oven cleaner. It just has too much residual stuff. Yeah, it works in an oven, but in a smoker I don't recommend it.

You went for the full cleaning and water is okay, just make sure it doesn't get in the controls. And low pressure, too high will force the water where you don't want it to go.

When you clean it like that, you will have to re-season it.

I think you worried too much about the non-foil. Plenty of people use them without foil, they just use a scraper to get the stuff out.

Just get a cheap paint scraper (don't use it for paint) and scrape off the bad stuff.

6/4/067:54 AM

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