StackFire Stacks Cleaning Instructions After Use
After you’re done grilling, follow these 5 easy steps to clean and take care of your Stack.
Clean the Top Grate
While the grill is still a little warm, use a brush or scraper to clean off any food stuck to the top grate.
While the grill is still a little warm, use a brush or scraper to clean off any food stuck to the top grate.
Take Off the Top Grate
Use top grate lifter handles (comes included with the grill stack and not the grill pit stacks) or oven mitts to remove the top grate. It will still be hot, so place it somewhere safe that won’t get damaged or burned.
Use top grate lifter handles (comes included with the grill stack and not the grill pit stacks) or oven mitts to remove the top grate. It will still be hot, so place it somewhere safe that won’t get damaged or burned.
Scoop Out the Charcoal and Ash
Wait for the leftover charcoal and ash to cool down. Then use a small metal scoop or shovel to clean it out and throw it away safely.
Wait for the leftover charcoal and ash to cool down. Then use a small metal scoop or shovel to clean it out and throw it away safely.
Take Apart the Stack Panels and Wipe Them
Carefully unstack the panels using oven mitts or gloves, by sliding each panels apart. Wipe off any food, grease, or ash with a cloth, brush, or grill wipe.
Carefully unstack the panels using oven mitts or gloves, by sliding each panels apart. Wipe off any food, grease, or ash with a cloth, brush, or grill wipe.
Pack Up Stacks for Cleaning at Home
The panels and top grate don’t have to be perfectly clean at the park or campsite. Place them in a bin or container to take home. Once you're home, clean everything with a degreaser and scrub pad. Dry it completely before stacking it back together.
The panels and top grate don’t have to be perfectly clean at the park or campsite. Place them in a bin or container to take home. Once you're home, clean everything with a degreaser and scrub pad. Dry it completely before stacking it back together.