🍖 BBQ fail, pride on the line: 2 natural tips to save your grilled dishes!

With the return of sunny days, barbecuing once again becomes the star of our outdoor meals. But before grilling your first skewers, a good cleaning is in order! Forget harsh chemical products: opt for natural, effective, and health-friendly solutions like black soap and clay stone. Here's how to restore your BBQ's shine... naturally!

Why choose natural products to clean your barbecue?

Carbonized grease residues and food scraps accumulate on the grates and walls of the BBQ. Using conventional products can leave undesirable chemical traces on surfaces that come into contact with food. Black soap and clay stone are two powerful allies for thorough cleaning, safe for both health and the environment.

Step 1: Degrease the grates with black soap

Camelina black soap is an excellent natural degreaser.

Instructions:

1. Mix 1 tablespoon of black soap in one liter of hot water.

2. Using a sponge or wire brush, scrub the still-warm grates.

3. Let it sit for a few minutes to dissolve the grease.

4. Rinse thoroughly with clear water.

5. Dry with a clean cloth to prevent rust.

👉 Tip: For heavily soiled grates, you can soak them in this soapy solution for 30 minutes before scrubbing.

Step 2: Shine the exterior with clay stone

Clay stone (or white stone) is ideal for cleaning metallic or enameled surfaces of the barbecue.

Instructions:

1. Lightly moisten a sponge.

2. Rub the moist sponge in circles on the clay stone.

3. Scrub the walls, lid, and knobs of the BBQ.

4. Rinse with clear water.

5. Wipe with a soft cloth for a brilliant finish.

This natural stone has a slightly abrasive effect that polishes without scratching. Perfect for removing stubborn stains and restoring the original shine of your appliance.

A winning duo: efficiency, ecology, and safety

Black soap and clay stone are both:

• 100% biodegradable

• Safe for skin and respiratory tracts

• Made from natural ingredients

• Multi-purpose (you can also use them throughout the house)

In addition to perfectly cleaning your BBQ, you're making a gesture for the environment and your health.

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