Grill Brush Scraper Accessories Stainless Review

Very well made. Has some weight. My wife doesn't like the wire bristles for fear of choking. I suspect some of the bristles are sticking to the surface of the grill. I tried the coil cleaner and didn't like it. So I preheat the grill for 15 minutes to soften or melt the residue. Scrubbing and scratching. Then wipe all surfaces with a damp cloth. This last step eliminates the remaining wire on the grill.

I bought this brush because the advertised picture on the listing shows full and compacted bristles which help to clean faster in one stroke. There are also signs of oxidation on the brush. Scraper. The seller/manufacturer claims that "this was caused by welding the grill brushes and grill scraper together at high temperature (2726℉)". Why not clean and remove them just like the ad images do? Full and compacted bristles with a clean scraper, no oxidation and totally different from what you get.

Felt safe using our new stainless steel Napoleon built-in grill. This new grill is a big investment for us and we wanted to make sure we were using quality tools to keep it clean and damage free. This is recommended and worked great. We let the grill cool down a bit and then used the brush and it came out very clean. Your grates will never look as nice and shiny as they did when you first used them, but all cooking marks have been removed with a brush. This was received with same day delivery…

This is our second purchase of this grill brush. We just bought a new gas grill (our old one is 15 years old). The new grill has stainless steel grates instead of the porcelain coated metal on our old one, so we decided to buy a new grill brush. The old brush is a year old but still in very good condition (and we fry a lot). We love how quickly debris is removed (especially between the bars). We have had no issues with bristles breaking, bending or loosening and highly recommend this GrillArt…

I bought this wire brush to clean the grates on our new gas grill. I made a HUGE mess with these grills cooking BBQ chicken last night. And the boy tested this brush. I was amazed and impressed at how well it worked. There is a metal brush on one side of the brush end and a metal scraper on the other side. This scraper came in really handy for removing thick hard stuff. And the wire brush did the rest. Much to my surprise, the brush was spotless when I finished (I was cleaning the grates in our

I never thought I would love a grill brush but it works great! It appeared with a slight bend to the left or right. This annoyed me until I realized that this allows me to reach the rear end without dragging my knuckles over the hot lid! The funny thing is I ordered 1 as a relief which of course didn't show up so you'll have to place a replacement order at full price. Sad but true, that happens a lot with these deals and it pisses me off that it happens so often. Well I decided to keep both, so

I bought a brush without bristles a month or two ago and was disappointed. I avoided these brushes after leaving the cheap bristles which is dangerous. Anyway I couldn't scrape any of it off and I have a pellet grill. Unfortunately, I don't cook anything over 220 High Smoke on it, so burning isn't good for me. I really missed the wire brush, but was a little afraid to use it again after finding bristles in a beef jerky I made. Well I decided to see which one is better for stubble and this one…

After grilling steaks on the 4th of July I decided to throw away my old grill brush because the wire bristles fell out! I bought a grill brush and scraper from GRILLART the same day and they arrived on July 6th. Last week I preheated and cleaned my 5 burner gas grill in preparation for grilling carne asada. The grill brush and scraper from GRILLART did a great job and my cleaning was done very quickly. So I decided to take some photos to document how great the GRILLART grill brush and scraper…