Go Back
Email Link
Print
Recipe Image
Equipment
Smaller
Normal
Larger
Print
How to Clean a Solo Stove
Learn how to clean a Solo Stove to RIGHT way without damaging it!
Check out our favorite tips, techniques, attachments, and products to get your Solo Stove as clean as the day you bought it again.
Cook Time
20
minutes
minutes
Total Time
20
minutes
minutes
Author
Mads Martigan
Cost
$10
Equipment
Shop Vac or Leaf Blower
Soft Bristled Brush
Clean Dry Cloth
Drill
Soft Brush Drill Attachment
Buffing Pad Drill Attachment
Solo Stove Cover
Ingredients
Bar Keeper's Friend
Rubbing Compound
Weiman Stainless Steal Cleaner
WD-40 Corrosion Preventer
Instructions
Light Cleaning After Each Use
Once the Solo Stove is cool, empty the ash by turning upside down and shaking.
Use a Shop Vacuum or Leaf Blower to blow out the remaining ash from the lower vents.
Wipe down with a dry clean cloth and pit on the cover.
Deep Cleaning a Solo Stove
Take
the soft brush attachment and attach it to a drill to clean off any remaining residue or ash stuck inside your Solo Stove.
Put some Bar Keepers Friend
in a container and add water. Use this solution with your drill and brush attachment to scrub your Solo Stove properly.
Next, you can attach
a buffing attachment
to your drill and use some
automotive rubbing compound
to buff the Stove’s inside and outside surfaces.
Finally, spray some
Weiman Stainless-steel Cleaner
on your Solo Stove and use a clean cloth to wipe off any additional residue.
Preventing Rust and Corrosion
Dry off your Solo Stove well with a dry clean cloth.
When you are confident that you are done using your Stove for the year, you can wipe a tiny amount of
WD-40 Rust Preventer
over your Stove.