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    Typhur Grill Brush Bot

    Interesting little tool for cleaning...

    Typhur Grill Brush Bot <---- Amazon affiliate link embedded



    Looks pretty cool. I've got a shop tool like this for cleaning off rusted metal, but I danged sure wouldn't want to use it on a hot grill! lol

    Pretty involved. Not cheap at $100... I will want to look into what the replacement brushes cost. Oh, just saw it.... $30 for a 2 pack.


    Interesting product, but honestly, no matter what you do, cleaning grill grates is a messy process. One of these days I'm going to have a hot steam power washer to do that. lol Someday....

    #2
    Also - cheaper on Typhur's website:

    Typhur Grill Brush Bot - on Typhur website

    $89.99

    10% off code COOLAF10 ($9)

    Free shipping.

    Total after tax is $88.21

    Why Buy from Typhur?
    • Industry-leading 18-month warranty
    • Free shipping within the U.S.
    • 30-day money-back guarantee
    • U.S.-based support team. Email us or call 1-888-838-6563
    ​18-month warranty is pretty cool.

    I dunno, I foresee one of these in my future someday. lol I'm a sucker for power tools and BBQ stuff - and when you combine them, it's like kryptonite.

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      #3
      This was posted the other day. $30. off for Pit Members.


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      • realdocBBQ
        realdocBBQ commented
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        Ahhh cool. I didn't see that one. Thanks. Now it's even harder for me to resist... lol.

      • Panhead John
        Panhead John commented
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        The struggle is real………🤓

      #4
      I thought I read where this thing didn't stand the test of time, who knows. Kind of like that Grill Rescue fire hose brush that everyone was gushing over last season. Works well for a while but the cost of replacement heads makes it too expensive. Bang for the buck ain't there for me.

      I know I'm in the minority but the best brushes I've found are still (I know heresy) the wire ones. I have a number of the new types but for the stubborn grates, wire is still the best for me. I do a thorough cleaning of the grates with Simple Green and paper towels after brushing and have not had any issues. But hey, you do you.

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        #5
        Remember when I posted about that Harbor Freight metal surface prep tool? Whose laughing now? Well, the HF tool was about $80 more expensive, and would probably reduce your grill grates to metal shards, but hey, my heart was in the right place... Always thinking of you guys.

        Would buy this? That's a decision for Corporate Accounting. I can submit as many purchase orders as I want, doesn't mean they will get fulfilled.

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          I will admit I find this brush intriguing - especially for $30 off. The results Max shows indicate it does clean better than a nylon brush.

          That said, to date, my best grill brush is an old welding brush with stainless bristles, of unknown origin, that came from my dad's shop before he retired 10 years ago. I've had it for 15-20 years, and it has yet to shed a bristle. And if it did - you would see it, as they are much larger stiffer wires than on a grill brush.

          I rely on heat and the welding brush or the bristle free brush I've also had for 15+ years, and deep clean with soap, water and the hose a couple of times a year.

          It is probably time to do a deep clean on all the grills before the weather turns much colder to be honest, and I roll the hoses up for the winter... when I do the deep clean I just get in there with brillo pads, and get greasy myself getting all of them clean.

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          • Donw
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            I also use a welding brush to do a majority of my grill cleanup, followed by a rub down with crumpled aluminum foil.

            As an aside I’m all prepared for Winter now. New foundation auto closer vents installed, all outside water lines drained, pool winterized, hoses all rolled up, hot tub all re-insulated; but of course Mother Nature laughs at my preparations because this week we will have steady highs in the mid 70’s.

          • jfmorris
            jfmorris commented
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            Donw yeah crazy weather here too. Yesterday was 56 for the high, today is 77 I think!

            I need to replace all of my foundation vents. They are closed now due to rodents chewing through the wire mesh. I need to knock them out of the frame and figure out how to fit new auto-closing ones in there.

          • Troutman
            Troutman commented
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            Welding brushes rule !! Save your $100 and buy like 30 of them. You'll never run out

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