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Expert Grill Stainless Steel Grill Brush Expired
$2.60
$7.88
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Walmart has Select Grill Brushes on sale below for prices starting from $2.59. Choose free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 15-day trial) or on $35+ orders.
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Walmart has select Grill Brushes on sale from $2.59. Store pickup is free. Otherwise, shipping is free w/ Walmart+ or on orders $35+.
- Expert Grill 16.5-inch Stainless Steel Deep Cleaning Grill Brush [walmart.com] $2.59
- Cuisinart Steam Cleaner Grill Brush [walmart.com] $4.92 OOS
- The Expert Grill Stainless Steel Deep Cleaning Grill Brush is $5.29 less (67% savings) than the list price of $7.88.
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The next time you go to use the grill, go over it with a cheap $5 plastic bristle brush BEFORE you light the grill just to knock off any dust/ash/etc. Once the grill is up to temp, spray (or wipe with a paper towel and tongs) a little oil on the grates so food doesn't stick.
It's my belief that any metal debris will stick to gobs of dried grease/etc build up on the grates. Don't let that happen.
If you see any wires coming off the wire brush, throw it away and get another one. Once a year, clean the grates with oven-off. Once rinsed and dry, spray immediately with oil.
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There really isn't a good alternative. Plastic brushes can't be used on the grill unless it's cool. You have to clean it when it's hot. The metal "coil" type doesn't get down between the grates like the straight brushes and the coil type can come apart...leaving metal debris.
Just like many things in this world, this product can be used safely if you use it with care.
Just like many things in this world, this product can be used safely if you use it with care.
I've cleaned my grill successfully for years without these. There's ways of doing it. Really just depends on the circumstances and how dirty it is.
Great. Post the better options that get down deep between the grates. The coil type doesn't. And they can also "break", leaving metal behind. The plastic type can't be used on a hot grill, which is when the grill needs to be cleaned.
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I personally use grill stones if I need something abrasive. Then wipe off any dust and then again with a wet towel.
Really depends what is stuck on there and what type of grates you have.