Review on 🔵 Cuisinart Royal Blue Swivel Head Grill Cleaning Brush (CCB-390) by Klacee Westra

Well, if color is important to you, it can't be royal blue. The picture comes pretty close to the product. It's closer to a battleship gray than the colors of the Kansas City royalty. I've been a Vine reviewer for many years, but reading other Vine reviews still drives me crazy. There are a few negative reviews for this brush, but I think there are more rave reviews than this brush deserves. After all, what are the manufacturers hoping for if they decide to give us this material for review. However, I really like this brush. I don't know how it holds up over time with the spin feature, but I've cleaned the grill a few times and it's still holding up. I definitely prefer this plastic or traditional wood to any currently popular steel brush. The plastic and wood back allows you to scratch harder without creating a steel-on-steel or nails-on-board sound effect. After all, the possibility of turning is probably questionable. A wide setting is much more useful. On a tight setting, this is far too long to be that useful. I personally prefer the Cuisinart Wood brush. It's stronger, lighter, and has a better grip angle for cleaning. And I have to agree with the "Mousetrap" review. The innovations presented here do not really make your grill cleaner.