This has been an issue for many years. I stopped using regular grill brushes 10-15 years ago unless I hosed down the grate afterwards to get any possible stray bristle off.
The only traditional style wire brush I have is a heavy duty welding brush with stainless bristles - the bristles are pretty stout and you would notice if one ever came off on the grate. Been using it for 10+ years and one never has come off.
Aside from that the only other grill brushes I use are one with a continuous wire coil, also stainless, where there are no bristles to break off. That one has also held up for at least 10 years. When the grates get too bad, I also take them off and use the hose, dish soap and those green scrub pads.
The only traditional style wire brush I have is a heavy duty welding brush with stainless bristles - the bristles are pretty stout and you would notice if one ever came off on the grate. Been using it for 10+ years and one never has come off.
Aside from that the only other grill brushes I use are one with a continuous wire coil, also stainless, where there are no bristles to break off. That one has also held up for at least 10 years. When the grates get too bad, I also take them off and use the hose, dish soap and those green scrub pads.
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