Our new grill in stainless steel inside. Would this be a good brush to use?
243817
This brush is only for the Grates you cook on. If your Grates are stainless or non stick finish...Then NO don't use this wire brush. This brush works well for my cast iron grates and would be great for very used older grates that need a good scrubbing after each use to get the carbon and food stuff of the grates. I Grill/BBQ all the time so my grates need scrubbing after every use.
243818
I am very happy with this brush for my Weber Q. I'm not sure about other grill types, but this works great for my needs.
243819
Excellent tool. Very sturdy. Not too long but if you can deal with that it should be fine. Big fan of Weber products because they are made well
243820
The brush is rigid stainless steel - you probably should refer to your manual/manufacturer's instructions for cleaning, etc.
581413
It spruced up the stainless quite well but our grill is in good shape. It won't remove marks, scratches, or perhaps burned on grease but where the stainless is dull it makes it look a lot better. My husband said it looked so good he was going to sell it - which he may as well since he rarely grills anything anyway. :(
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
1728944
If you had adhesive to put on the bottom, yes. However, I bought this, and I was not impressed. Its not high enough for a regular sized brush. Spring for a nice stainless steel one
2267865
This is purely a manual use steel brush. The one good thing about it is the size. With a long brush you can get leverage, reach the back of the grill easily and not get burned in the process. I think it was a good item for the price.
2237573
I had to buy a separate grill brush. Don't buy a cheap one because the grill surface is fairly sturdy.
231919
It was a gift so in not sure how hard it is to clean. We are just entering grill season here in New England. Personally, I would recommend a brush similar to what you use on the grill after it cools and then a rinse off in addition to always spraying it with Pam spray.
1735666
The handle is made of plastic; the bristles are brass. I was leery of having plastic around a hot grill but I think because of the angle of the brush it is less of a concern. You wouldn't want to lay it on anything hot. So far I like the brush. Go ahead and get it!
776572
I use it on my iron grill grates and scrub with a Fuller Stainless Steel scrub . . .they come out looking new.
1400930
Yes - I would not use it on anything except a stainless grill - especially not a nonstick surface. It is a very stiff brush so keep that in mind.
965341
Not too bad to clean because it's outdoors. It will grill without sear marks. I would suggest keeping the griddle inside because mine did rust even being seasoned with oil and a cover!
968821
If it is the wire ( old style ) stainless grill top it will work just fine. I have a single wire brush I use on my smoker grill top and I bought the 3-sided one anid it works great getting down in between the little wires to cut and get the grease and junk build up out and makes them shiny again. Well worth the money to make the job quick and easy clean up. Highly recommend. Hope this answers your question.
1520183
it is fairly easy to clean - better than other graters we have had. I just use a bottle brush on the inside and have not had any problems.
1003005
Hi Philip, I can't say since we didn't buy the brush to use on anything except the grill.
28105
Yes. That is what it is for non stick surfaces. My George Foreman grill is non stick. This is an AMAZING brush and I love it. So easy to clean too.
1291471
I bought this as a gift for my son and he said the stainless is a pain to keep clean. He suggested that if possible, buy one in a color. As far as the grates go, they do a lot of barbequed chicken so it's always a mess. But he does like the grill. Hope this helps. Leeann
789260
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....