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• My griddle top is peeling

  Sometimes the seasoning on your griddle top can peel a little. This is usually caused by the seasoning drying up and peeling off, or by using too much water when cleaning your griddle. To be able to fix this, you simply need to scrape off the old ...

• Can I cut directly on the griddle top?

  Any of our propane griddle models with rolled steel tops can be directly cut on. Doing so will not damage the griddle top. However, if you have an E-Series griddle top, you should not cut directly on the griddle top or use any metal utensils on the ...

• How do I clean my griddle top?

  Griddle tops are similar to cast iron in their use and care. When cleaning either, the most important things to remember are you should use minimal water, never use soap, and always finish with a light layer of oil to protect your seasoning. The best ...

• My griddle top is warping

  Our griddle tops are manufactured from carbon steel, which naturally expands and contracts during heating cycles to accommodate thermal expansion. This can cause minor warping as the griddle top becomes accustomed to the heat, which may happen during ...

• How can I prevent rust on my griddle top?

  Rust can form on your griddle top if the steel is able to interact with oxygen and water. This is also known as oxidation.  The best way to prevent rust is to have a good seasoning layer on your griddle top. When you season your griddle, you bake ...