Does this brush have long enough bristles to clean a corrugated grill surface (infared)?
1471653
I measured the bristles on my brush at 1/2 inch long. It's a great brush, I would give it a try.
292335
A brush like this with a steel scraper: RubberMaid #G100-12 BBQ Grill Brush
2033752
The entire brush is about 9 1/2" long. The bristle section is about 4 1/2" long.
2159121
I have used a Scotch-Brite pads (with hot water and dish detergent) to clean the grate and more recently the Scotch-Brite brush (which is essentially a pointy-shaped Scotch Brite pad with a plastic handle). The cleaning process takes about 10 minutes, including the handy grease catcher thing. I have had this electric grill for well over a year now, and I'm surprised to say I haven't used my Weber charcoal grill at all in the past year. I use this thing at least once a week. It is much more convenient than charcoal, and it just seems that I'm always rushed to cook (hungry people do not want to wait) and it heats up in just 5 minutes or so. The grate is not made completely of porcelain, but is composed of a hefty metal, perhaps steel, coated in an exceptionally hard glass-like glaze, that I suspect is baked on at a very high temperature during the manufacturing process. The grate itself is easily removed, and I have washed it in the dishwasher multiple times. The grate appears no worse for the wear; specifically no rust at all to be seen. It has retained its shiny, glassy appearance after perhaps 75 vigorous cleanings. I have started using steel wool on the grate, which is something I thought would scratch it, but it does not seem to. I broke down and used steel wool (Brillo pad) after some of the baked in gunk would not come completely off with the Scotch-Brite (leaving a dull-appearing spot on surface of the grate). When you flip the grate over to clean the bottom of it, you will see it is glazed as well, and cleaning procedure is the same. I have kept the grate very clean, using the above methods, and it looks about as good as it did out of the box.
721601
No, not the large brush. It is made for wide mouth water bottles so it simply will not fit anything narrow like a wine bottle.
1338194
It is actually not so small...I don't know about the bristle length, however, Mason brushes are measured by rings of bristles. This brush has seven rings of bristles...I believe the largest brush has nine rings. This brush is perfect for fine hair. I think it is too large to carry in my purse. I have a smaller one for that. It is an amazing brush.
1305881
no. just a cheap long paintbrush will work, with about 3/8" or 1/2 sturdy bristles.
976581
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
1341224
No... After I use it, the residue is light, powdery, and paper-based. I just use a regular grill brush to brush it away.
1674357
Yes. It is ideal for this purpose. The bristles are very soft, similar to wet linguini but much stronger. I use it for BBQ basting because of the high heat resistance. The only minor disadvantage is that it cannot retain as much thin liquid as the typical bristle brush. Bristle brushes tend to eventually lose the bristles which I find very displeasing.
1988844
Yes, the bristles are at least 3/4 inches long, and the bristles are very stiff. My hair is long and thick and it works well.
789254
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.
2087753
I don't know, I've used only for dryer vent. It is a great brush, sturdy, long and flexible.
388675
No it's not. The heavy duty castiron grates are removable,and make cleanup a breeze. Any stiff bristle brush will work just fine.
1650333
Yes a very small one for the tubing. Unfortunately the brush doesn't reach the entire length of the longest tubing.
692699
It is the length of the brush; travel brush will be shorter therefore more compact
1799322
The brush I purchased cleans up to 1/4" diameter, the ones that come from McDonald's.