Does the GrillWizz actually handle burnt-on grease?

I’ve got one and honestly, the low speed is pretty much useless for anything stuck on. I just run it on high and it handles the baked-on stuff fine, just takes a little longer than the fresh mess.

I’d probably just stick with the high setting from the start if you’re dealing with old buildup. Low seems like more of a light touch-up mode to me.

High does the trick for me on the stubborn stuff. I just hit it with a bit of water first and it cleans up fine.

High works fine for me. I barely ever touch the low setting, just crank it up and it gets the job done.

High is definitely the way to go for that old stuff. I think the low setting is just for a quick once-over between cooks.

I kinda wonder if the low setting is more for just keeping things tidy between cooks. I don’t have one yet but I’ve been looking at them and figured the high setting is where the real scrubbing happens.

It’s not a big deal. Just run it on high and give it a couple passes. Works fine.

High does the job, just takes a bit of elbow grease even with the motor running. Not a miracle worker but it handles it.

I just use high from the start, even on fresh grills. Low seems like it’s there for battery saving more than anything else.

Low speed is just for light stuff, you definitely need to run it on high for the baked-on gunk. It handles it fine, just takes a couple of passes.

The title made me laugh because I had the same thought the first time. It definitely prefers fresh messes over old ones. Still, I get why people like it for regular upkeep.