Why can' you get the same effect with a reqular grill brush and a spray bottle of water?
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no reason that I can think of. And that would better control the amount of water. (IMO water doesn't do much anyway. You need to clean the grill immediately after use, so it'll be hot. Too little water --> steam. Too much --> overflow grease trap. Right amount --> water+fat=muck. As you can perhaps tell, I don't use the water feature. The two-handed design does provide leverage, but the thing is *big*...too big for my under-grill cabinet.
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You might, with two people. But as the water comes out right where the scraper hits the grill it really works well this way.
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You can. This product is not worth the money. It is big and bulky and hard to handle. And when finished you still need the plain old brush
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It works fine. It is just much larger than I need if that is what you are asking. I don't think Amazon had the smaller model but I didn't realize at the time there were 2 maybe more? sizes.
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You can, but it is more labor intensive. It takes my husband about 4 minutes to clean his grill. It is about 4 years old and the grates look as good today as they did when he got them, actually better as they are now seasoned. he is adament about keeping a spotoless grill and I don't want him spending the kind of time that he used to keeping it that way. I love that he is done quickly and joining the family again.
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You probably can, but then you have to spray, put down the bottle, then scrap. By that time, your water has dripped off or steamed away. For the price, it is worth having the 2 in one.
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no reason that I can think of. And that would better control the amount of water. (IMO water doesn't do much anyway. You need to clean the grill immediately after use, so it'll be hot. Too little water --&gt; steam. Too much --&gt; overflow grease trap. Right amount --&gt; water+fat=muck. As you can perhaps tell, I don't use the water feature. The two-handed design does provide leverage, but the thing is *big*...too big for my under-grill cabinet.
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I read instructions on the can, nothing mention about using brush to paintI was used with air sprayer .This liquid very thin ( like.... water, solvent)
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I don't think so. I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive. The spray should be all you need.
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I have added some liquid once in a while it works fine but no grill marks appear when it's moist.
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No way that should be happening. You have a defective brush. Report it and Amazon will send you another brush.
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A bottle brush works. The ones that I purchased was intended for show and fun.
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Sorry, don't know. Haven't tried it in that manner. Great on outside grills.
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I don't think so.I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive.The spray should be all you need.
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If the paint level is too low in the paint bottle it won't spray. Also you have to tilt it to get the paint flowing. I had some issues with it when I first got it as well.
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Find a high quality spray bottle at HD. Spray exterior only. Let dry in sun. No need to repeat. Only areas were spray was thin. Test with shower setting on hose. Other option is paint brush.
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Possibly...try a little less water and make sure the attachment you chose is secure. I have found that the water sprays more with certain attachments than others. Don't leave unit plugged in for more than a coule of hrs at a time because the seam on the handle can pull apart and over heat.
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I use a Weber wire brush grill cleaner with some liquid Weber grill spray-on cleaner. Both work well together. I never let water even touch my grill grate. I always keep the top on my BBQ and I always keep it covered so I've never worried about rust.
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As long as you keep the bucket full it seems to spray fine at different angles. Its just if you try it while the paint is low the syphon tube doesn't draw correctly.
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OK. here is a simple solution which I have known for so long. There is a tray underneath the grill. Pour water there before cooking. Then, you will not have a much spatter problem. Be careful though. Sometimes, too much oil gathers in the tray that it might spill over the tray (but it never happened so far). The amount the tray can hold is limited. Just pay attention while cooking the oily meats.
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you could use a grill bottle, not the little tiny ones, like the ones you can exchange at Home Depot and places.
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They sell a spray you can use. I actually just used a solution of 1 part alcohol & 3 water
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The out side of the grill you can't. The inside grill portion use a grill scrub brush.