Grill Rescue Review | Safest, Most Effective Grill Brush on the Market

[@calebcrawford3547]

I agree, safety is key for grilling and by the looks of it, it does a great job cleaning. Not to mention I have heard lots of great things about this brush!

[@JusPiddlinBBQ]

Thanks for watching Caleb!

[@davebrock6618]

glad to see a video Sandy. Hope all is well with you.

[@JusPiddlinBBQ]

Thank you! You too!

[@SmokyRibsBBQ]

Looks like it does a pretty good job Sandy. Does it come with only 1 sponge? That one you used looked pretty grimy once you were finished. I'm gonna check out your links. Cheers Sandy!

[@JusPiddlinBBQ]

Yea it just comes with 1 but you remove the head and put it in the dish washer. It feels like fire hose material that fire fighters use.

[@SmokyRibsBBQ]

@@JusPiddlinBBQ Ah ok, thanks Sandy

[@Mary-cg1sl]

The product directions say to scrape the grill first with the metal side before using the scrub side.

[@randyr6610]

I think this would work good on my black stone .

[@antonprice3758]

Safe product! I have been using it for a couple of years and does the job…

[@stillwater62]

Now that you are finished, how do you clean that nasty pad on the grill brush, or do you have to replace it at added expense? I did notice some areas it didn`t clean very well. The jury will be out on this until I learn more about it. If you brush your grate will a little olive oil right before you put the meat on, it will not stick and make a mess to have to clean up afterwards.

[@JusPiddlinBBQ]

Take the pad off and put it in the dishwasher. Sounds like you have it figured out and don't need it.

[@DeviousDungeonsPainting]

$30 for the scraper head, $40 for the plastic handle, $13 for the plastic/rubber hanging attachment, $83 wow.....After tax and everything it comes out to $94.94. I see why you did not mention the price. It is also made in China.