Anyone tried the SlingShot grill brush?

[glitchy]

Curious if anyone here has tried this strange contraption?

[briano52]

Haven't tried it but it looks sturdy and doesn't have bristles to come loose.

[ItsAllGoneToTheDogs]

I tried something similar and I always go back to a dangerous wire brush. But if folks here have been happy with that particular one I might try again.

The one I tried would ride over solid hardened globs like you get with a messy sauce or a long fat sticking to the grates cook like a pork butt.

[Carolyn]

I don't see why that wouldn't work to get the major crud off. It is just a fancy scraper.
I think it is a clever design because it forms around the grate pieces.

[Murdy]

Looks like there could be a lot of gaps, where the flat scraping surface doesn't make contact with a round grill grate, particularly in the corners and on the sides where it's just a single flat piece making contact with the grate.

[LA Pork Butt]

I haven’t tried that one, but there are two I use pretty regularly. The first is a scraper for each individual rung of your grill. It takes longer, but does a good job. The second is soaked in ice water and does a good job steam cleaning a hot grill. The down side is you need to have a bowl with water and ice to soak the pad in before steam cleaning.

No matter what you do you will still need to degrease your grill from time to time.

[LegoMySearwood]

This is what I do now and it works good.