Grill cleaning

[JoeDirt]

I know how to clean my bbq grill. I want to clean up the grill material on my CF3 speakers. I figured somebody out there has a system for this that works well and would keep me from going thru trial and error. The grills aren't terrible, but my ocd draws my eye to the flaws.

So how do you do it?

Do I use:

Solvents?

Power washer?

The Force?

Thanks,

Joe

[Frzninvt]

Bissell Upholstery Cleaner in a can.  Been using it on speaker grills and in my cars for years.  Works very well.  Dries fast, smells clean.

[jimjimbo]

I've used that as well.  Only recommendation I would have is to use it judiciously and not overly wet the grill.  Rub gently.

[Rich_Guy]

BBQ grill - Stiff bristle brass brush, turn flame on high.

 

Speaker grill - Soft bristle nylon brush, turn volume to high.

[BigStewMan]

BBQ grill - Stiff bristle brass brush, turn flame on high.

 

Speaker grill - Soft bristle nylon brush, turn volume to high.

love the license plate... brings back memories.  My radio was always tuned to the Mighty Met never KLOS.  Still see Cynthia Fox from time to time.

Edited January 29, 2016 by BigStewMan

[Schu]

I only use the sticky roller... never tried any "cleaners" or especially scrubbers

[jimjimbo]

I suppose it depends on what you are trying to clean from the grills. Is it stains, or simply dust and the usual grime? If it is not stains then a vacuum and a sticky roller would seem to be sufficient

[Arrow#422]

This is probably obvious, but I wouldn't use the same wire brush as you would on the BBQ grill.  

[mustangerfourlife]

With all my grills which are plastic i take the outside and hose them off with water and a soft brush and towel dry the heavy water and air dry the rest.