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Grill Rescue Grate Cleaning Brush Reviewed And Rated
Grill Rescue is the grate cleaner I grab first. It’s arguably the best I’ve ever used.
Grill Rescue has a metal scraper for removing carbon and gunk, plus a pad made of polyurethane foam wrapped in tough aramid fiber (the same stuff in firefighter gear). This unique pad means that there are no metal bristles that can break off and end up on your food which can be extremely dangerous.
To use it, I dip it in a bucket of water for a few seconds, and then I wipe it across hot grates. The water boils and steams off the grease. The pad gets black quickly but it can be washed by hand or in the dishwasher and it works like new for many, many uses. When worn out, the pad can be replaced.
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Item Price :49.95
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Made in USA:no
Published On: 2/8/2024
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