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18" TNTOR stainless steel spiral Bristle Free BBQ Grill Brush w/ Scraper

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ASK-Tech via Amazon has 18" TNTOR stainless steel spiral Bristle Free BBQ Grill Brush w/ Scraper (Black) for $15.99 - $7.84 when you apply promo code VR9AU03G at checkout = $8.15. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About this item:
  • Bristle-Free & Safe: Prevents loose metal bristles from getting into food.
  • Powerful Cleaning: 3-layer stainless-steel design and scraper remove tough grease and grime.
  • Universal Compatibility: Works with gas, charcoal, ceramic, infrared, and other grills.
  • 18-Inch Non-Slip Handle: Detachable handle keeps hands away from heat and provides a comfortable grip.
  • Durable & Reliable: Rust-resistant, reusable construction with a lifetime guarantee.

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ASK-Tech via Amazon has 18" TNTOR stainless steel spiral Bristle Free BBQ Grill Brush w/ Scraper (Black) for $15.99 - $7.84 when you apply promo code VR9AU03G at checkout = $8.15. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter babgaly for finding this deal.

About this item:
  • Bristle-Free & Safe: Prevents loose metal bristles from getting into food.
  • Powerful Cleaning: 3-layer stainless-steel design and scraper remove tough grease and grime.
  • Universal Compatibility: Works with gas, charcoal, ceramic, infrared, and other grills.
  • 18-Inch Non-Slip Handle: Detachable handle keeps hands away from heat and provides a comfortable grip.
  • Durable & Reliable: Rust-resistant, reusable construction with a lifetime guarantee.

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Written by Neo45 | Staff

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Yesterday 11:23 PM
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HeathAU25Yesterday 11:23 PM
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Is this a type that doesn't shed a bunch of metal bristles into your food?
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Today 12:24 AM
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Joined Sep 2013
Joe_BirminghamToday 12:24 AM
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Quote from HeathAU25 View quoted comment :
Is this a type that doesn't shed a bunch of metal bristles into your food?
I find the spiral wire grill cleaners to be the absolute best. I think I've tried everything. At least on my thick stainless bar grate. I can't speak for this specific unit as the one I have I bought years ago.
Today 3:11 AM
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wiseghostToday 3:11 AM
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I have a similar brush, probably coming from the same Chinese factory. I don't like it. The wires don't go deep into the cast iron grates and don't clean well maybe it is better for stainless steel grates, I don't know. The metal bristle brush worked miles better, but I threw it away because of the loose bristle concerns.
Today 3:40 AM
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ayanigaToday 3:40 AM
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This is by far the worst cleaner I've used. I still use my wire brush but finish the cleaning with a chainmail padded scrubber
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Today 4:02 AM
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manolobindoToday 4:02 AM
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Quote from wiseghost View quoted comment :
I have a similar brush, probably coming from the same Chinese factory. I don't like it. The wires don't go deep into the cast iron grates and don't clean well maybe it is better for stainless steel grates, I don't know. The metal bristle brush worked miles better, but I threw it away because of the loose bristle concerns.
My experience with these, too.

I've been trying hard to like the wooden one I've been using...but it's been a struggle 😅
Today 4:34 AM
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PMoney2311Today 4:34 AM
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So my experience has been different from the last couple of posters. I've had the "GrillArt" version of this brush for the past 7 years and it's worked out great for me. Note that I mainly use it on a Weber Summit with OEM grates. I always use it on a hot grill and dunk it in a bowl of water to create some steam while cleaning.
Today 6:22 AM
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Joined May 2016
turman.hToday 6:22 AM
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Got a Grill Daddy on clearance from my local Costco. Much better experience then these types.

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