Review on 🔥 Farberware 5261919 Large Barbecue Grill Brush with Replacement Head, 19-Inch, Black and Red by Jenny Mendez

I use a stainless steel brush and it works for me. However, this allows you to apply more pressure. A bristle brush, if you use too much force, the bristles will bend and fall out even faster. This brush allows you to apply more pressure, so cleaning goes a little faster. If you have a ceramic coated grill or rather shallow grill grates, there is also a higher risk of bristles laying on your hob. when they fall off the brush. I only have round stainless steel rods so the chances are much lower, also I make sure to rub the surface after using the bristle brush to make sure any loose bristles fall out. I don't think you have the same problem with his brush. I just spray the brush with a hose, wipe down the grate, then repeat 3 or 4 times until the grates are clean. Let's see if this thing holds up like a bristle brush even with the included extra cleaning pad.