Review on 🔥 Libman Brass Grill Cleaning Brush by Monica Williams

Stainless steel brushes came off my grill's enamel coating causing it to rust. Obviously, brass brushes don't damage the rust that much. The biggest problem is that it's hard to find brass brushes as companies switch to steel because it's cheaper. Luckily I found this brush at Revain for a good price. After a season of use I have to say that the quality of this brush is very high. My bristles didn't fall out, at least I couldn't see anything. The previous brushes rusted and lost their bristles almost immediately and sometimes ended up in our food! Not good at all and so dangerous. This brush still looks new and I keep it outside and sometimes in the rain. As far as cleaning goes, it cleans as you would expect, as good as a steel brush. The scraper at the top is ideal for stubborn stains. The handle is rubberized, the grip is excellent, does not slip. The only issue I have with the brush is the length of the handle. It's only short. I usually turn the burners on high for about 5-10 minutes after cooking to burn off the grease, barbecue sauce, etc. Then I turn off the burners and clean the grill. The proximity gets hot, and if the grill gets really dirty, it can be cleaned straight away. The brush works great, but if they just lengthened the handle by 8-10 inches it would be perfect. However, this is the best brush I have ever used and I will definitely use it again if the need arises.