Looking for recommendations on grill brushes.


 
If my grates are REALLY grimy I'll dip my brush into water and hit the grates a couple times. Blasts them right clean. Or another way is I take either paper towels or an old cloth towel, get it really hot, and wipe the grimy grates down. Follow up either method with a quick wipe down on a rag with a touch of oil. Works great

(also they're "steel" not "steal" bristles :D
 
I think there is some trick with wadding up a hand full of aluminum foil and scraping the grates with that. But, I have never tried it and don't know if it works well or not.
 
Bruce said:
I think there is some trick with wadding up a hand full of aluminum foil and scraping the grates with that. But, I have never tried it and don't know if it works well or not.
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Weber used to recommend this. While it works it does leave flecks of aluminum all over the grates and you sill need a brush to remove them
 
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