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🌈Step 1: Oil or Soak the area you want to clean.

🌈Step 2: Wet the pumice stone.

🌈Step 3: Rub the dirty area of the grill with the wet pumice. Rub with a back and forth motion, using a gentle pressure. The pumice will break down into a fine grit that dislodges stuck food and greasy grime with very little effort.

🌈Step 3: Step 4: Rinse with water or wipe the grates with a regular paper towel to remove residual pumice dust after cleaning.

🤔 OTHER USAGE? 

It's super versatile and can tackle grime on your oven tray, sink, and more. And the best part? The pumice removes all the tough stuff like hard water deposits, rust, and corrosion. Plus, it's perfect for getting into those corners and hard-to-reach spots.

1. Allow the grill to cool completely before attempting to clean the residue.
2. Use a damp cloth or sponge to wipe away any loose residue on the grill.
3. Mix a solution of warm water and mild detergent in a bucket.
4. Dip a clean cloth or sponge into the solution and use it to scrub the grill grates, focusing on areas with residue from the cleaning stone.
5. Rinse the grill grates thoroughly with clean water.
6. If any residue remains, you can use a grill brush to gently scrub the affected areas.
7. Rinse the grill grates again with clean water and allow them to dry completely before using the grill.

Barbecue cleaning stones are generally safe to use, but the residue they leave behind can potentially be harmful if ingested.
It is important to thoroughly clean any residue from the grill grates before using the grill again to prevent any potential harm.
Additionally, using gloves while handling the barbecue cleaning stone and avoiding contact with skin and eyes can further reduce any potential risks.