is there a drip plate to catch grease while cooking? Any removable parts for easy cleaning like a george forman tpye grill ?
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In the back of the grill there is a cup that catches the grease. One can easily remove the reflector plate and the grill for easy cleaning. When you remove the reflector plate then just wipe up the left over grease in the bottom of the grill. We have been using these grills for years and love them. We have 3. One at our home up north and one down at our Fl home and an extra up north in case the one that sits outside uncovered goes on the fritz. You will not be displeased with this product and food tastes and smells like it was grilled over coals unlike the George Foreman grills. Enjoy. Tim
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There is a small cup on the base of the unit for grease. The cooking surface (grill grate) and reflective pan can be removed. I would NOT recommend this grill. The grate sits directly on the coils. Think there MUST be some supports for the grill missing but just haven't had time to purse it.
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In the back of the grill there is a cup that catches the grease. One can easily remove the reflector plate and the grill for easy cleaning.When you remove the reflector plate then just wipe up the left over grease in the bottom of the grill. We have been using these grills for yearsand love them. We have 3. One at our home up north and one down at our Fl home and an extra up north in case the one that sits outsideuncovered goes on the fritz. You will not be displeased with this product and food tastes and smells like it was grilled over coals unlike the George Foreman grills.Enjoy.Tim In the back of the grill there is a cup that catches the grease. One can easily remove the reflector plate and the grill for easy cleaning.When you remove the reflector plate then just wipe up the left over grease in the bottom of the grill. We have been using these grills for yearsand love them. We have 3. One at our home up north and one down at our Fl home and an extra up north in case the one that sits outsideuncovered goes on the fritz. You will not be displeased with this product and food tastes and smells like it was grilled over coals unlike the George... » Read More In the back of the grill there is a cup that catches the grease. One can easily remove the reflector plate and the grill for easy cleaning.When you remove the reflector plate then just wipe up the left over grease in the bottom of the grill. We have been using these grills for yearsand love them. We have 3. One at our home up north and one down at our Fl home and an extra up north in case the one that sits outsideuncovered goes on the fritz. You will not be displeased with this product and food tastes and smells like it was grilled over coals unlike the George Foreman grills.Enjoy.Tim « Show Less
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just what u see.The grill I bought a few years ago came w/ the black drip tray w/ a little plastic scraper to clean the grill...I see the tray b here but not the scraper.
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Nancy It is very easy the grills are teflon coated along with the drip tray that is easily removed. I just use warm soapy water and a scrubbing sponge
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1. The grill has a drip pan that sits underneath the Q to catch drippings. The pan sits inside a tray that slides in and out for easy access. Scrape the grate down while the grill is hot. I ocassionally take mine out after scraping it and letting it cool to scrub it down in the sink. I don't find the unit to be messy at all. I periodically clean the inside with soap and water, letting the excess run into the drip pan. 2. Scan or search the reviews. Someone mentions how much cooking time you can get with the 14 oz tube. Plus you'll find tips on using larger size canisters. 3. The 14 oz tubes can be found at Lowe's or Home Depot in the power tools area.
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I don't know, as I have never tried that. However, the drip pan is a tiny little pan that fills up quickly with grease. If you were to put water in it, there wouldn't be any room for the grease, as there is hardly any room now. That is my main complaint with this little grill.
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Yes, it does have a removable tray under the burners, and, within that tray, there is a removable cup for catching grease. The tray slopes down to the cup.
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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.
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It has a wide but shallow drip pan that works just fine for us. It rolls out smoothly and can handle and entire pound of bacon grease. It is plastic and i'm sure if you handle it roughly it may break, but our last griddle's drip pan lasted 3 years before it broke and I crazy glued it and it lasted for another year or so. Plus you can easily replace these parts by going online to the presto site.
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There is a grease pan included which is adequate for grilling this unit is built for. I'm sure if you need an additional one, Coleman offers replacement parts.
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No grease. Just flip the pan over and tap it out. The hard part is trying not to burn yourself and getting the handle out of the way.
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The ease of cleaning the grill (the part that the food rests on) is possibly the best part about this grill. It's easy and the metal cleans nicely. The shortcomings of the grill are that the drip tray doesn't catch all the drippings so I have resorted to putting a pan under the grill but I still get grease splatter all over the tile floor of my balcony. Also, the temperature controller cycles on and off so cooking time is uneven and unpredictable and it never gets hot enough to sear anything. I'm waiting for it to die and then replace it. I have read some reviews that rate the Weber electric grill highly so hopefully that's a better choice.
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It's actually very easy! I just turn the heat up to 350 degrees and either use a wooden spatula or some paper towels to clean all the grease. The little wire grill that comes with it is probably the hardest thing to clean but not very hard to do.
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Yes, Ronald.You can take off the plate above the grill,and clean it.Regards
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The grill plates are permanent. I purchased the 3 pack grill sponges and use these for easy clean up. The grill sponges do last a long time. The drip pan is easy to clean too as I just place it in soapy water which cleans in minutes. A dishwasher isn't really necessary.
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No, but still a great grill. We keep a glazed 16" square tile underneath for any drips. Cleans up nicely.
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Very easy to keep clean as they provide a slotted tool to scrape clean the grate. The heat turns any residual to ashes. I use a stainless steel Brillo pad type cleaner that cleans the top ridges of the grill surface. Just a couple quick back and forth scrubs and it is clean. I have cooked out on it 3 or 4 times a week for months and never have had a drop of grease in the drip tray because it all burns to ashes. 2 thumbs up!!!
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There is a small removable drip pan on the underneath side of the grill. It is almost useless due to its small size.