Are we sure it's safe for porcelain grates? it seems like all the other steel brushes that are NOT recommended for porcelain.
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I have been using it for 3 months and have not had any issue's with it. You just cant use a heavy hand.
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I have not tried it on porcelain. Have you tried a pumice stick? I have had great results with the Pumie brand for heavily stained porcelain sinks.
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Oh yes, it will eventually make your porcelain flake! It may take a year or so but it will happen. I would only use these brushes on stainless grates. For our Weber porcelain-coated cast iron grates, we use a wadded up piece of newspaper & tongs. Get your grates hot & then rub them clean. I wish Weber sold stainless versions of their grates for ALL their grills. They are so much nicer. You still get killer grill marks, heat retention without all the trouble with cast iron flaking. I've never had to replace a stainless grate but the cast iron is another story....
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We clean the the grates with a damp dish washing cloth. If it ever needed serious scrubbing, I would use a scouring pad sold for a barbeque grate and rinse with water. 'Mom' may have been worried about rust in a cast iron skillet or depleting the conditioning oil in the skillet. I sometimes use water in my cast iron skillet if it is seriously messy, but it rusts a bit if it is not dried out after cleaning. It takes a touch more oil to use the skillet the next time.
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Sorry. I've used it on a bronze sculpture that I would not risk by using other products. If you are wondering if it is safe, I can tell you it is gentle. It takes me some time to clean the sculpture - it's not a quick clean like the harsh dipping products - but it is good. Fran Marshall
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The brush is a very fine wire and porcelain is pretty durable like glass. My guess is that you should be good to go
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I have used this product for years on my porcelain, marble and cermarek. Very safe. M Dann
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Porcelain is already finished. It shouldn't normally need sealing and certainly not enhancing...so no.
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This product is not made to clean porcelain. It's intended use is to clean the grout between tiles. Which it does a fantastic job. If you happen to have porcelain tiles, test in an area that is not so noticeable. It does a great job cleaning grout.
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Hi: I don't know. I have just used it on porcelain tile. Works very well on that, though. Sorry,
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I went to my local Lowes any they have the cleaner and the brushes for these inferred grills. The brush is a stiff bristle plastic brush just for these grills. Let the grill get hot after you are done grilling let it cool dump the ash of the grate spray and brush it works great
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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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My original porcelain pans that came with the range have rusted and need replacing. I am shopping now for some. So yes Linda, rust is an issue.
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I used for porcelain tile only. So I do not know but I never found tile shaw like this. Works great!!
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Not sure I would use it on a grate, they are pretty soft and well pretty much go away. I'd use a wire type brush or scouring pad. But the stone is the ONLY way to clean a griddle. I see in the picture they are cleaning a grate so this is just my opinion.
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We have the Q 1200 with porcelain coated cast iron grate and Weber recommends metal bristle brush to clean the grates. After over 50 grilling sessions within a month and a half, with grate brushing before and after grilling, we've encountered absolutely no problems. No scratches, no flaking, no gouges, etc. We also toss the grates into the dish washer after every 10 grilling sessions and they look as if they're brand new from day 1. We have the 18" version, this and the Weber detailing brush as part of our cleaning arsenal.
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I've thrown mine away but remember the steel as being more decorative than functional. The handle was not all steel. I've gone back to using the original OXO dish brush which works much better.