Betsy, most hardware stores will have these supplies. Also, there is a griddle cleaning kit available at any authorized Sub-Zero and Wolf dealer - it is part # 812278. This kit comes with 10 Scotch-Brite cleaning liquid packs, 10 griddle pads, 1 pad holder, and 1 squeegee. Cleaning pads are also available - part # 812280. This could be a good place to start.
I'm planning my dream kitchen and am debating whether to get a range with a griddle. I love using them when I worked in a restaurant but I'm wondering when I'm just cooking for myself it will be used. My parents have gas range with the grill in the middle but we almost never use it. Thank you for the video with an accurate clean time.
Great video. Thanks for sharing! Where can I get the griddle pad, screen and holder? I just got my range and griddle and have used it 3 times, it's brown and not yet non-stick. Yours gets so clean, is it non-stick? How long have you had this griddle? Thanks!
I thought you were supposed to leave your griddle seasoned and not clean it with vinegar after each time. Wolf recommends only doing this type of cleaning "occasionally". For everyday use, its best to leave the carbonized coating on the griddle.
It is never really a bad idea to clean the griddle and there can be a couple different schools of thought behind it. Sure, you can clean the griddle every time - this is not going to hurt it. Or you can leave it seasoned. It just depends on individual needs and how often it is used. This video was simply just demonstrating one way to clean this unit. Thanks for the comment.
+Doug Spencer Preserve the seasoning by just using water, as you would for seasoned cast iron, and save he vinegar for when you need a start fresh clean up.
Yeah, I must say that was going through my mind as the video progressed. Just starting my research but definitely doing a comparison to one with a removable cast iron griddle.
Let me tell you! I have had my Wolf stove for 4 years now and it’s a pain in the easy to clean. Self cleaning my ass.... I’m in a love/hate relationship with this stove. I put the burners in a bag with oven off and let it set for hours and the stuff just falls off. May I ask what the thingy is you are using to clean the griddle?
Nonstick is not safe at the heats many griddles are used at, the griddle surface is not easily replaceable in most griddles and nonstick wears out fast, and finally nonstick has inferior browning properties and the purchasers of brands like Wolf are often in search of top performance over convenience.
Thanks for taking the time to record and edit this. I am amazed that my Wolf dealer didn't bother to tell me any of this.
That looks tremendous and very easy. The final look is outstanding. Good work everyone!
Betsy, most hardware stores will have these supplies. Also, there is a griddle cleaning kit available at any authorized Sub-Zero and Wolf dealer - it is part # 812278. This kit comes with 10 Scotch-Brite cleaning liquid packs, 10 griddle pads, 1 pad holder, and 1 squeegee. Cleaning pads are also available - part # 812280. This could be a good place to start.
Thanks for the griddle cleaning video. Is there any way to clean inside the griddle vent? We already have crud inside.
I'm planning my dream kitchen and am debating whether to get a range with a griddle. I love using them when I worked in a restaurant but I'm wondering when I'm just cooking for myself it will be used. My parents have gas range with the grill in the middle but we almost never use it. Thank you for the video with an accurate clean time.
Just found this video, good to know. I haven't used the griddle in a while rust has accumulated.
Although I LOVE my Wolf, the griddle on the Thermador was much easier to keep clean looking. I haven't cleaned my Wolf yet, but will do so shortly.
what ratio vinegar to water?
It said 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water in the video
How do you clean the towels used to oil the griddle and soak up the mess? Also is the griddle screen or 3M pad single use?
Great video. Thanks for sharing! Where can I get the griddle pad, screen and holder? I just got my range and griddle and have used it 3 times, it's brown and not yet non-stick. Yours gets so clean, is it non-stick? How long have you had this griddle? Thanks!
That's exactly how we cleaned ours when I worked in a commercial kitchen.
Can I Use This For My Project?
How would you clean the stove top?
Does the screen not scratch the griddle top??
Thank you for the information thought I would have to live with it looking dirty
I thought you were supposed to leave your griddle seasoned and not clean it with vinegar after each time. Wolf recommends only doing this type of cleaning "occasionally". For everyday use, its best to leave the carbonized coating on the griddle.
It is never really a bad idea to clean the griddle and there can be a couple different schools of thought behind it. Sure, you can clean the griddle every time - this is not going to hurt it. Or you can leave it seasoned. It just depends on individual needs and how often it is used. This video was simply just demonstrating one way to clean this unit. Thanks for the comment.
+Doug Spencer
Preserve the seasoning by just using water, as you would for seasoned cast iron, and save he vinegar for when you need a start fresh clean up.
I seasoned my Wolf griddle with a pound of bacon and never looked back
Great job good
I think you just convinced me not to get a griddle.
right i'll just use my cast iron skillet thank you.
Yeah, I must say that was going through my mind as the video progressed. Just starting my research but definitely doing a comparison to one with a removable cast iron griddle.
You don’t do that every time. This is a deep clean.
Let me tell you! I have had my Wolf stove for 4 years now and it’s a pain in the easy to clean. Self cleaning my ass.... I’m in a love/hate relationship with this stove. I put the burners in a bag with oven off and let it set for hours and the stuff just falls off. May I ask what the thingy is you are using to clean the griddle?
if you don't stay on top of it weekly,bi weekly, it's a s.o.b!!if you use it everyday!!
Don't know why they don't make this a nonstick surface. Our much earlier kitchen aid griddle was so much better.
Nonstick is not safe at the heats many griddles are used at, the griddle surface is not easily replaceable in most griddles and nonstick wears out fast, and finally nonstick has inferior browning properties and the purchasers of brands like Wolf are often in search of top performance over convenience.
you missed cleaning the one edge of the sides ..
Seems like aloof work easier to use a pan...
Remember, The video tells you the grill surface is HOT during cleaning.
He could have done a better job of cleaning.
The edges and sides of that need griddle plate to be cleaned as well, the way the griddle looked when it was finished is unacceptable!
terrible. i will never buy this model.