Review on 🔥 Become a Grill Master with Better Grillin Scrubbin Stone: Ultimate Grill Cleaner for BBQ, Griddle, and Racks by Josh Montgomery

A big fan of the magic eraser in almost all household cleaning I now use its external counterpart in Magic-Stone Grill Cleaner. A few tips on use: - wear gloves - ensure adequate ventilation (ie clean outside of grill grates) - prepare elbow wax (stone works but is not easy) - 3 pcs I have a Weber Genesis Stainless s330 grill now and am working very often with it and this is the product I am basing my review on. After minimal grate cleaning during the long spring/summer/fall barbecue season, I decided to try the magic stone. I've tried the manufacturer's "recommended" angle of soap and warm water, but let's face it, months of baking on grease and leftovers takes a lot longer. Enter Magic Stone and after a good 20 minutes of elbow work and 2 bricks down, the grids look great. Don't expect a fresh factory restoration though. You could even use 3-4 bricks to make this if possible. I recommend loading more than one as these stones wear out quickly, especially if you have a lot of them. Overall, I was impressed with what the magic stone can do and realized that its concept is the same as the magic eraser (essentially it grinds, but with real and proven materials). I gave this product 4 stars because the product wears out quickly and I think the price for 1 could be a bit cheaper