New grill brush on Indiegogo

[RonB]

I saw this the other day and wonder what others here think:

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/grill-rescue-the-world-s-best-grill-brush--2?utm_content=campaigns_one_column10_cta&utm_source=sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=bck-07172019emerging&utm_term=#/

[Dadof3Illinois]

I would have to see it in person. Just watching the video I would question the longevity of the cleaning head. I’m thinking my balled up aluminum foil works pretty good and it’s cheap.
Not so sure this is a gadget I personally would use much.

[HawkerXP]

I want to know HOW they got this picture of ME!

[ComfortablyNumb]

I see someone is hitting the bottle early today.

[Troutman]

I doubt that’s even a "used to be you"...

[gdsim1]

You’re right Troutman - HawkerXP has got WAY more class than wearing those godawful board shorts! 😂😂😂

[ComfortablyNumb]

Wait a minute, this guy is a firefighter? I wonder what CaptainMike would say about this?

And, just curious, how do you "For safety, turn off the burners once your grill is hot"?

[CaptainMike]

Why I would NEVER spray lighter fluid on a fire. Unless I'm paying homage to Pele', the Hawaiian God of fire. And I do like to pay homage!

[ComfortablyNumb]

When I saw this pic, this song popped into my head:

I wonder if I could talk Weird Al into changing it to "It's fun to stay at the BBQ comp"

[Troutman]

I rub my meat?

[Potkettleblack]

I've taken to dipping my wire brushes in water, then hitting the hot grill with them...

Steam cleaning.

I keep a weather eye out for bristles, but haven't seen one from either of my wire brushes. Love my Kona 360* Clean Grill Brush...

[JoeSousa]

I just got one of the Kona brushes. Still trying to decide if I like it.

[Potkettleblack]

I use it for my Grilla only. It’s handle is too short for the gasser. But with the dip, it works a charm on degreasing the Grilla grates, which is the major issue there.

[Troutman]

I tend to agree with PKB, the best brushes I've always had were the wire ones, hands down. I've tried about every conceivable type, got a garage full of them. For safety sake I always follow the brushing by either hosing off my grates or wiping them down real well with wet paper towels. I understand the risk so I try to remain vigilant.

[N227GB]

I use a CharGone scraper, and for the GrillGrates I use a narrow stainless steel paint scraper. I suppose I'd give this a try if they made a narrow one to fit in the valleys of the GrillGrates, but would it be good at cleaning out the holes?

[TheQuietOne]

I get the grill smoking hot and burn it off. Then I scrape any loose stuff off with a brick. Seems to work fine and costs nothing.