Ecolab grill cleaning training

[@dakotaschroeder5815]

If you leave cleaner on for to long will it cause corrosion to the grill

[@billkhan1088]

Hey what do ues to clean the top

[@apolloyoung8653]

I wish we could clean the grill in Chipotle like this. We have to just use the scraper and Grill Brick

[@raevynanoush4710]

Tony Von I tried it with water yesterday but I can’t figure it out lol just push the grill out of camera view

[@dreh1h1]

Then you don’t die of cancer

[@akusen9]

F grill breaks

[@atlant2566]

I havw used this to clean a grill that hasnt been cleaned in 4 years. It took 2 whole 32 oz bottles to get to clean and good 2 hrs work i would say. It did the job but if you maintain your grill it will be way faster. Dont geglt grill way too hot and its hard to judge on how how is it maybe infrared temp gun would help. Wear a mask and turn on hood to draw all that nasty fumes from you.

[@almasoto5775]

What do you use to clean it lol 😂

[@rahulbhaikumolamywifekaris5224]

Bhai yeh kaun se bhai kaun sa chemical hai batao na thoda jaldi

[@simonevettori8315]

he use grease express ecolab

[@lawrenceindustriesgaming6537]

Wow... That policy? Not a single place I've worked at made it this easy. We ain't even bricked a grill in 5 years...

[@mclovin9151]

BE CAREFUL WITH THIS. I was using this to clean a grill that is left at 350F and while scraping it after pouring it on, it splashed up against the back splash guard and landed on my arm in several places leaving me with severe 3rd degree burns. You really should be required to wear gloves and long sleeves while using this. I see it says to reduce the heat to 190F, however our resturant does not do this and not only is it too hot to be cleaning, but it creates a thick cloud of smoke/vapor that when breathed in causes breathlessness and coughing attacks. Happens every single day and I am either asking for $15 an hour (getting $10 and it isn't worth it), filing workers comp, or quitting.

[@rasheemrobinson697]

Thanks man that tip was very helpful

[@phililpb]

Is that David Goggins

[@prestonp732]

If Ecolab draws blood and takes medical information, how can a person prove employees have did used your personal information. For different activities.

[@ShahAlam-zs2zw]

you are watching very easy but it's not easy...

[@jordancarter44]

Didn't know the cleaner came in a bottle. We get ours in packets

[@timellis3336]

We use to get those bottles but not anymore we get packets

[@animeshgosavi9800]

Yes true

[@freakyflow]

First drain out the Grease traps with the gril hot pour water on the left side then right of the grill and move it with into the traps This picks up the burnt grease. Next add your acid then spread it around wait scuffing the grill with your pad stick Then wash again with water pushing it into the trap..repeat untill the boiling water is clear not black or brown ...Then dump traps and wash them out and do a final wipe down .....towels alone do not remove acid off grills

[@bryanharoldfuller2657]

ecolab best degreaser is fast foam for commercial kitchen flat top grill, empty the grease trap is key. Then I pour 1/2 a cup in a puddle in the middle of the grill about 5 mins after you turn it off, so its still hot but not to hot to clean, then get a pitcher of hot water pour it on the puddle and watch the foam spread every where. wait till the steam stops and take a flat edge scraper and simply slide the water back and forth with no effort exerted, I use about a another 1/2 a pitcher adding as needed( you can just tell when) use the scraper and push it up the sides and back wall let it chill while get to pulling to the trap then once with the scraper along the walls and a once over with a hot wet towel. Literally no scrubber brick or scrubing needed. I don't use the long handle scraper this guy used, I use dough cutter scraper, ya know, the ones that are just a 4"×6" flat piece of stainless with a strip of wood across the top. ( the plastic handles suck)

[@timellis3336]

I would b more concerned about inhaling that than getting it in my eyes js

[@Strongtower]

It's safe to inhale. It's not hazardous. You can read the sds online.

[@edwardmyers1746]

Don't forget the fact he's under a massive exhaust hood

[@joeblack1345]

It's a form of acid that breaks up grease and char on the grill you can get burned from it if it gets on you while in liquid form but once it gets to a certain temperature the fumes won't harm your respiratory system it's only harmful if you get it on your skin/eyes I've used that product many times over the 20 years I worked in fast food

[@rondaevans1921]

Roundup is safe to inhale also...@@Strongtower

[@joe3am]

donde consigo el cepillo y espatula

[@SODERMALED]

Esos cepillos y espatulas facil las encuentras en el pasillo de jardinería junto a los asadores en cualquier Home Depot.

[@blue4219]

I wish it were that easy at the McDonalds I work at.

[@madthumbs1564]

Yeah, you could just get a chronic cough, headache, nose bleeds, pulmonary edema instead of having to do some actual work.

[@mclovin9151]

You don't want to breathe this stuff in, but guess what, YOU DO EVERY TIME YOU USE IT. When I use this stuff at my job, the grill surface is literally not visible because of the high amounts of gas coming off of it from this product. I get short of breathe every time I clean the grill and have to take a brake from it, experiencing short breathless coughs

[@stephenliddle7919]

use sprite

[@joeblack1345]

I've done that more times then I can remember got burned so many times doing it as well

[@bigglexx30]

How do you let your grill get that dirty to begin with

[@pharoahvibe428]

Had to be for demonstration otherwise it wouldn't be. That flat top shouldn't be that filthy

[@tacobaco7004]

It becomes that dirty in a day trust me we clean ours daily

[@painterpainting7056]

It is not dirty, all the bacteria has been burned at high temperatures. For some type of foods you need to keep the temperatures as high as possible. If the temperatures are high as possible then your grill will eventually turn black on certain areas. You clean the grill after each shift. Now if this was left over night then yes it would be dirty.

[@edwardmyers1746]

Why am I getting this in my recommended? I happen to know of EcoLab but jeez youtube your algorithm is sheit

[@0796362739]

After cleaning he don't use water totally wrong way

[@glenn5517]

water can cause warping and a cracked surface. the best way is to use multiple wet grill cloths until the cleaner is gone

[@ItsQuinten]

Never use water.

[@GERALDBROWN-dk2pj]

That definitely wasn't the right way to clean a flat grill...smh

[@dreh1h1]

I just got cancer by watching this

[@air2329]

Does any one know the name of yellow liquid he use?

[@marveltllegend8375]

oil i think

[@marveltllegend8375]

it keeps lubricated wont rust after being cleaned

[@MrAkar98]

it's a high temp grill cleaner, but the ingredients are basically acid. the gloves we wear are way smaller than his and IT WILL burn if it gets on you

[@kritsakorntangjaritsakul7122]

HEREFORD THAI

[@TakeItorLeaveItReviews]

I'm amazed that ECOLAB wouldn't respond to you within a reasonable amount of time and say "our yellow liquid, by it from us!!" lol what a waste of a marketing campaign

[@MariaLopez-ib9wl]

😷45°😂

[@acharachokewinyoo5015]

He forgot to were a mask for protection, it's very important!!!

[@mikeschulte4271]

I’m gay aka homosexual