Review on Tarvol Stainless Barbecue Cleaning Comfortable by Eric Graves

The bristles are not stiff enough to effectively clean the cooking grate. My previous brush had a square head with very short stiff bristles. It worked really well but after years of use I noticed the bristles were falling out so it was time to replace it. I had high hopes for the new brush, but after three uses, removing the baked-on residue from the grate of my Weber Performer kettle proved ineffective. Note: Before ordering, I googled to find the best grill brush. Wirecutter has the most popular Best brand brush, but it was out of stock when I ordered. Tarvol looked the same, so I took a chance. When the box arrived, to my great surprise, the brush was from the Best brand, not Tarvol. There seem to be many brushes out there with very similar if not identical designs, so I can only assume that the Tarvol and Best are the same and are all made in the same Chinese factory.