Where does the grease go?
1324491
There is a small grease catcher tray that goes under the front lip of the grill. It was missing when we bought ours at a thrift store, but I have seen them on others. I just put a plate under the front lip. Some of the juices are great for making gravy.
1324492
There is a small drip pan at the end of the grill it catches all the grease. Easy to use.
2010051
The exterior is stainless steel so it's an easy clean-up. I always take it off my stove if I'm going to cook anything that might spatter but if it gets greasy, just spray on some Windex or other kitchen cleaner(Lysol spray on) on the exterior and then dry with a clean paper towel or dish towel. Mine always shines and looks brand new and I've had it for at least a couple of years. A clean dish cloth with a tiny amount of Dawn dishwashing liquid is also a wonderful idea to remove the grease.
1980215
Essentially any moving part on a bike needs to have grease applied before its first use and on a regular basis thereafter. If this is not within the buyers ability (including having the correct tools to do it with right) then it is best to take the bike to a bike shop or COOP and pay them to do the deed. In the long run it will be cheaper also.
1985174
not at all. Actually, the paper towel doesn't get really greasy. The grease all ends up in the bottom of the pan.
587899
It is very easy to remove grease. It is a disposable tin pan, they sell them in stores, it's made by Weber.
981742
Tthere is a drain on both ends, lengthwise. There is no catch, the grease drains down into the grill and is caught in the drip tray.
68323
The air tool oil goes where you hook up the air. The grease goes in right under the anvil on the front of the gun, you will need to inject the grease.
1682726
Don't bother. Scoop it out, wipe it down with some paper towels, get as clean as practical. I used some Orange cleaner on the paper towel around some of the gear housing, but that was it. It isn't contaminated like having dust filings when a bearing goes. I scooped the grease into a container so I knew how much to put back in and used a similar amount.
1651380
It comes with a light coat of grease and not oil it from the factory. Its greased to proctect is from oxidation and whatnot until it is bought and used. I clean the grease off of it because I dont want grease on my cassette and chainrings.
373213
It was oiled when I got it and it's still a little greasy after a couple of months. I'm not using it for anything but to retain its carbon steel composition, I would grease it up every few months.
510427
I use solid oils and leave in at all times. About once a year, or if I cook fish, I strain the grease and put it back after I have cleaned the unit.
2277022
There is a "grease collection drawer" that slides in and out behind the grill
225648
The basket comes out for clean up. A drain plug allows the grease to drain. I put water and detergent in mine clean and drain and through the drain plug. Easy clean up.
2064984
Unopened it stores in the pantry. Opened I put it in the refrigerator, but I have a grease pot next to my stove that gets a lot of use. Grease stores at room temp a pretty long time even opened.
563854
Yes, the heat element is under the top grill. I generally use an aluminum foil to collect the grease and drips, then wipe with a wet cloth.
1477713
The unit is so small that I use an all purpose grease clean and spray it out completely. Mine is very clean as a result with no smells, I love mine.
2016821
The grease is supposed to run to the back, then to the downspout in the middle of the back. It does. Once, the down-spout got clogged, and I got a small puddle there, but it was only there. I have never had problems with the grease puddling where the food is cooking. MUCH better than George Foreman's grill. Just wipe it down occasionally, especially the track along the back.