Good grill brush?

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BrianPS

TVWBB Member

• Apr 20, 2010

• #1

I currently have a Weber grill brush. But in about a year it is full of gunk and wore down. I have been using the ball of foil trick so far this spring. Does anyone have any ideas for a really good brand grill brush?

 

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Glenn W

TVWBB Guru

• Apr 20, 2010

• #2

The Brush Hog at Home Depot is my choice!

 

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BrianPS

TVWBB Member

• Apr 21, 2010

• #3

Glenn, I will give that a try.I need to go to HD this Saturday. Thanks

 

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Pinny

TVWBB Super Fan

• Apr 25, 2010

• #4

I'm a fan of long handled triangle brushes.

 

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Milt DuCharme

TVWBB Fan

• Apr 26, 2010

• #5

I have been using a Tool Wizard Grill Brush for three years. It is the best one I have found.Tool Wizard

 

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Rita Y

TVWBB Emerald Member

• Apr 26, 2010

• #6

I also have had one similar to the Tool Wizard for several years and I'm very pleased with it.

Rita

 

Bruce Bissonnette

TVWBB Guru

• Apr 27, 2010

• #7

Billy Bar

I have been using this for three years now and it does a great job on grates. One of the best BBQ investments I have made.

 

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m raschko

TVWBB Member

• Apr 27, 2010

• #8

I'm another Tool Wizard fan. Cooks Illustrated really likes it. Review

 

Larry D.

TVWBB Emerald Member

• Apr 28, 2010

• #9

An el cheapo substitute for the Billy Bar is the common dandelion weeder. I have one I picked up for a couple of bucks at Big Lots, I think.

 

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Gary McD

TVWBB Pro

• Apr 28, 2010

• #10

I did try the Brush Hog, but I finally went back to the Weber triangle brushes.

 

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Jared W.

New member

• May 3, 2010

• #11

I had a question on this topic.

I was told to only use brass brushes on a stainless steel BBQ grate, but the tool wizard is stainless so I am questioning that information.

What do you think?

 

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Jon MI

TVWBB Super Fan

• May 4, 2010

• #12

Originally posted by BrianPS:
I currently have a Weber grill brush. But in about a year it is full of gunk and wore down. I have been using the ball of foil trick so far this spring. Does anyone have any ideas for a really good brand grill brush?

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