Q grates


 
George Curtis said:
I have used a few and settled on a ss painters wire brush. Never any issues. Brass left brass on the grates and took more scrubbing.
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I have never seen one thing left from Libman brushes but have from brushes made from wood. I think it's because temp, moisture changes allow the wood to lose grip on the bristles and they simply fall out. Libman brushes are a heavy plastic head and I think the bristles are set in it while still at mold temp and soft and they're actually embedded in the head rather than pressed in
 
LMichaels said:
I have never seen one thing left from Libman brushes but have from brushes made from wood. I think it's because temp, moisture changes allow the wood to lose grip on the bristles and they simply fall out. Libman brushes are a heavy plastic head and I think the bristles are set in it while still at mold temp and soft and they're actually embedded in the head rather than pressed in
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I think once anyone tried a Libman brush they would understand the quality.
 
LMichaels said:
That tool WILL damage the grates and cause them to rot away faster. Use a good brush
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4 years of using it on the porcelain enamel cast iron grates says they don't. i will use a brush when i can find one where the metal bristles don't come off and stick to greasy grates. Whats your suggestion on this?
 
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