Environmentally Friendly Grill Stone Cleaning Blocks for 🔥 Effective BBQ Grills Cleaning - Set of 20 Pumice Stones Review

Grill cleans great! Also put one in my foot shower so it serves multiple purposes. After cleaning the grill, be sure to wipe the grates with a damp cloth to remove stone dust. The only reason I dropped a star is because they run out quickly, we go about 1 or 2 months in the summer when we grill regularly so it's not very cost effective. Although $2.50 each is not expensive, I'm looking for a safer alternative to a wire brush but with a price of 1 and some sort of closed deal.

WEAR GLOVES! I used these rocks to try out and my stainless steel Webber cooking grates looked like new since I had to buy new burners and flavoring wands. As I wet the grill, kept running warm water, and scrubbed really hard, I was pleasantly surprised at how much char and grease it was able to remove. Originally asked if it was possible to restore a new type of grille and it turned out to be better than expected! See the before and after photos I posted. Again, this is an abrasive, so wear…

I've tried very long wire brushes, but I've always had a lot of problems with them. The additional Weber cleaning solution I bought didn't help much, but this pumice stone proved to be very helpful. The only problem I have with it is that it is not that durable and corrodes very easily. If you have a large job like mine (shown in the attached photos) your stone is almost done. I had to rub pretty hard for about an hour, wiping the grease off over and over again. It works, but at the same time…

Based on the reviews I was hoping for a better experience. It takes a little while to start punching grid tracks, but once they wear out the cleaning improves. The problem is that it still doesn't clean much more than just the surface. Beveling the edges into the trellis space helps but still doesn't clean. I could handle all of that. My biggest problem is the granules left after the block. I tried boiling after cleaning to see if I needed to use my old brush to scrub off any remaining grains…

Just bought to replace a similar item bought in a store. If it works as well as my store bought version, it's a very good deal for the price. If you've never used them to clean your grill, you should try them. I prefer them to a wire brush because I find they clean better, faster and with less effort than a wire brush. The blocks just turn into dust instead of pieces of wire. Once the cooking grates are clean (and I usually use these on the grill while it's heating up), I wipe them down with a…

We always found the grill so difficult to clean that it was no fun at all. We also used grill brushes and/or steel wool until I found tiny bits of metal on the grates that can be extremely dangerous if spilled on food. Until we discovered it. What changes the rules of the game! To make it easier, after turning off the flame while the grill is still hot, place a large wet (or soapy) towel/rag on the grates and close the grill lid. This creates steam that softens the dirt and makes cleaning…