Reply to "Rust spots on grills"

taktezTo err is human, to smoke is divine.

Ron, 'til somebody smarter 'n me jumps in with the right answer I'll give 'er a go. Sounds to me like you've rubbed the plating off of the grills and are now down to the base metal which is copper. I think that Scotchbrite pad may be more abrasive than you think. We have a passel o' Calphalon and they recommended using SOS pads when we got it. Calpnalon's hard to hurt cause the Teflon's right in the metal.

Anyway, that's my two bits worth

Don

5/7/054:46 PM

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