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re: grill clean-up That's a good idea. Thanks! :D Bob

Stainless grill exterior care I have a Weber Summit S-420 that I grill on once or twice a week, year-round. I keep a cover on it most of the time. Still the external stainless surfaces get water marks, some local discoloration from spilled marinade, etc., that might eventually promote rust...

I have a Weber S-420 that I've had about a year now, and love grilling on it. I find cleanup of grates, flavorizer bars, and lower cooking area easy, but I haven't been able to keep the catch tray below as clean, since it is too far from the heat source and baffled by the lower cooking area...

Thanks, guys. This advice makes sense to me.

Well, I christened my new Weber Summit S-420 grill last Saturday, when I hosted a BBQ party for a group of my kids' friends. What a joy to use - even heat anywhere on the grill surface, easy to modulate, easy clean-up - and more cooking surface too, so I spent less time cooking & more time with...

Now that I've got my new Weber Summit BBQ grill, I'm interested in getting a little more systematic about using it properly. My old grill built up a lot of deposits, and I'm thinking maybe I didn't do burn-offs that were hot enough or long enough. So I thought I'd ask about burn-off procedure...

Oh BTW, I downloaded the owner's manual from the Weber website - procedure for replacing burner manifolds is pretty easy, though not as quick as on my old bbq - need to drop the control panel & slide them out - no big deal.

Well, I took the plunge last night, and ordered a Weber Summit S-420 LP. Got email from seller that it shipped today. I'm really excited about it; can't wait to set it up & try it out. Hope it gets here in time for my BBQ party next Saturday. BTW, my old BBQ is a 3-burner CharmGlow...

No feedback on the control knobs on this Weber Summit S-420?

Since my old cheapie grill needs parts, I'm thinking about getting a new grill that would have more primary grilling area for bbq parties. I've shopped all the big box stores, but read some negative comments on all the models that seem to fit my needs. In contrast, everyone raves about the...

Hello, I'm at a crossroads with my old grill, and am torn between putting ~ $155 into parts for it (new gas manifolds and reflector plates), and buying a new grill that would be larger, which I only need a few times a year when I host outdoor parties. My 5-yr-old, 3-burner Charmglow grill has...