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CharGon Grill Grate Cleaner Works Better Than a Brush
Give round grill grates a deep cleaning with this inexpensive tool
CharGon is a solidly build grill grate cleaner with a U-shaped tip that makes it easy to scrape the tops, sides, and bottoms of round grill grates.
It has a long wood handle and the tip is solid metal so there is no risk of rogue bristles and the health hazard they present from your typical grill brush. It takes a bit longer to clean the grate than when using a brush, but it does a better job.
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Model:CharGon
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Made in USA:yes
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Published On: 5/23/2018
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