Does Rubbermaid (or any other manufacturer) make a head for this with brass bristles? I want to use it on metal (like garden tools or grill grates).
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Karl, I bought this kit after I saw it on a TV show - not an infomercial (LOL!) - and bought it with all the heads that I saw available for it. So basically my answer is I don't know but I don't think so just based on what I've seen available. I HOPE that they do or will make that brush because you're absolutely right that it would be great for outdoor/metal items like that! I know that I'm not giving you a definitive answer but I hate asking questions and never having them answered so figured I'd at least let you know that someone is paying attention and hoping that what you are looking for either exists or arrives at some point soon! Take care! Wendi :)
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Jennifer, The Tuff-Built Grill Brush has brass bristles and a special strong composite resin for the handle. We made it beefier so that it would clean the grill mush better with less effort. Let us know if you want more information., thanks, The Tuff-Built Team--oh, by the way, Amazon likes people to write reviews--it helps people make more intelligent decisions. If you have not written a review please do so--thanks again
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I would NOT use metal brushes to clean it. The grills have a non stick coating so food debris comes off very easily. I'd use a NYLON brush or a wet soapy sponge to clean the top and bottom grills. Of course, clean it when the grilling surface has cooled down.
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I use corn cob media for tumbling brass. Mine would run for maybe 10 minutes and then overheat. After half a dozen tries it froze up completely. I only loaded it to about half of what they say it can do. Maybe you'll have better luck.
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Honestly I don't know. All the hoses I ever saw either have wooden or metal tips. I have both kinds and they don't work. If this came with a rubber sleeve, it would work great. It does work, but looks crappy when it's taped on and it's hard to tape because of the condensation.
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Hi used it to clean an old stanley thermos inside.the inside is chromed.i didnt see any scrathes in the chrome.the end of the brush is stiff.and the metal tip is cruved and has a coating of paint.there is some brissles or that part. I think it would be ok to use for you.i hope this helps.
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I have never tried it on brass or copper, both of which have cleanersadvertised, but if you buy it for silver, try it. Brass and copper aretough metals to clean, silver is far easier.ss
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I don't own a Weber grill brush. They look very similar. If there is any significant difference, it would be in the quality and quantity of the brush bristles. This brush appears to be of really good quality; I have been using it for months, and it has held up well. As far as cleaning your grates, you may want to check out http://www.weber.com/weber-nation/blog/cleaning-your-stainless-steel-grates. My grates are not stainless, but I always clean soon after I cook while the remnants are still warm and soft.
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Yes. I don't have a Weber but my cooking grate is stainless steel and the brush does an excellent job of cleaning it. I use my BBQ a lot and residue builds up quickly. The brush takes it off very easily and to my satisfaction
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I have no idea, cuz I've never SEEN a Rubbermaid Reveal Power Scrubber to know what it looks like. Here is the deal though...it is not the BRUSH HEAD that you need to worry about the compatibility of. It is the SHAPE and NOTCHING DESIGN of the HANDLE of your Rubbermaid Reveal Power Scrubber. If the SHAPE (and there is a NOTCH too) is not identical to the handle on the Sonic Power Scrubber then it will be unable to CLICK INTO this extension handle, and clearly, that is imperative. If it can't fit exactly and CLICK IN DECISIVELY then you have a no-go on your hands. I would not risk buying this extension handle until you are able to get a definitive answer as to the SHAPE and NOTCHING situation. Good Luck!
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You don't need anything else with this . The brass gets closed in the black center part then you close the yellow outer. Then rotate the handle and the cleaning medium will fall out underneath thru the grate. The item you are talking about goes with a 5 gallon bucket. I don't like that system because the dust gets thrown in the air. With this item it is enclosed.
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Both zinc and brass, but they don't make contact with each other. The brass female hose fitting which connects to your faucet/bib goes inside your vinyl hose and the zinc clamp goes on the outside to hold the vinyl hose onto the fitting. The zinc clamp never makes contact with your house faucet/bib, so no worries. It is exactly like the plastic version that Gilmore makes, except better quality and it won't swell up from being exposed to sunlight like the plastic version and freeze onto your hose bib or spray gun, believe me I found out the hard way!
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As far as I know, yes. I would assume your cast iron grill grates are solid thereby not getting scratched. That being said, this brush has very stiff metal bristles
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I went to an Oreck store here in Minnesota and bought a different kind of brush that I wanted. Google Oreck store for your state and then call them and ask if they have the kind you want. I love my Oreck because it has power but is light weight. I wish you the best.
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I am using the wire brush cleaner that is made for a grill and then following it up with non abrasive sponge. I am not sure I should be doing this, but it seemed that somewhere in the literature it was ok if it was for a grill. guess i'll find out.
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Hello there I used my Badger hose on it and it works great. That is a nice brush for that low a price Robert, hope this helps you out. Calvin.
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I wouldn't recommend it. The stiffest brush is still not as rigid as a grill brush. And it would take forever, given the small size.