I will just leave this here

[Cody Bratton]

Anyone ever tried one of these? Obviously I’d be trying it on something that’s junk…

 

[LMichaels]

Nope

 

[Ed P]

It's a pumice stone. I've used it to clean hard water stains in a toilet bowl. I wouldn't recommend it for porcelain. It's a scouring stick, after all, works by abrasion. But it says porcelain, so what do I know?

 

[Steve Hoch]

It's a pumice stone. I've used it to clean hard water stains in a toilet bowl. I wouldn't recommend it for porcelain. It's a scouring stick, after all, works by abrasion. But it says porcelain, so what do I know?

CLR or equivalent does a great job on hard water and rust stains in a toilet. You just pour it in the bowl and let it sit for a while before brushing the stains away.

 

[Cody Bratton]

It's a pumice stone. I've used it to clean hard water stains in a toilet bowl. I wouldn't recommend it for porcelain. It's a scouring stick, after all, works by abrasion. But it says porcelain, so what do I know?

I found it strange that the box specifically said carbon buildup, and has a pic of a kettle on it. I have a badly faded lid at work.

 

[Cody Bratton]

I’m also looking for this grate, if anyone has one they’d part with.

 

[Jon Tofte]

Could be a scam listing as well as I too cannot imagine sitting on something that long trying to "hold out"

I don't believe it is a scam. The seller has been on FB since 2020 and has other collectible items listed for sale. I think the problem comes down to that, while this is a very nice grill, it is a basic black and not really anything special beyond it being a time capsule. (Yes that is a lot.)

But, I think this is his biggest problem. Here's a used but nice condition virtually identical grill in a high-end suburb of Indianapolis asking just $125:

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[Steve Hoch]

I’m also looking for this grate, if anyone has one they’d part with.

Do you have one and need a better one, or is it missing? I want to say I've seen those for sale new somewhere, ereplacementparts.com maybe?

 

[Cody Bratton]

One of my pickups was missing it. They’re kinda spendy new $50. Just hoping someone has one they’d want to sell & ship. I think it’s the same as a Genesis II

 

[Steve Hoch]

One of my pickups was missing it. They’re kinda spendy new $50. Just hoping someone has one they’d want to sell & ship. I think it’s the same as a Genesis II

Yeah, definitely try to find one here first. I was just saying I thought that was still available to buy if you get desperate.

 

[Cody Bratton]

Now that I have the part number I’ll be checking eBay periodically.

 

[Steve Hoch]

Now that I have the part number I’ll be checking eBay periodically.

You can do a search feature on eBay that will alert you if one comes up for sale by part #.

 

[Ed P]

CLR or equivalent does a great job on hard water and rust stains in a toilet. You just pour it in the bowl and let it sit for a while before brushing the stains away.

Yes, I've since discovered CLR, it works wonders in the shower. I look for products containing sulfamic acid as the secret sauce.

 

[DanHoo]

How bout those wheels !

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[Bruce]

Those are wheel chair wheels. WOW.

 

[Josh Dekubber]

It's Definitely a special needs grill.

 

[Ed P]

That's brilliant, if you ask me! Those wheels have sealed ball bearings in each of them...it doesn't look like there are wheel locks, either. I wonder how he keeps it from rolling away? And I hope he didn't deprive anyone of their mobility.

 

[Cody Bratton]

That’s overkill on a grill that rolls over terrain. Should put those on the 300 series grills