what kind of brush should be used to clean this grill?
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Any steel brush will do , I take the grill and scrub it with a Brillo pad in my sink , cleans up nicely
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I have the older SS grates and I find it best to clean the grill right after you are done while it is still hot. Using just papertowels soaked in water. It will get most of the caked on mess off. Watch out for the steam or use tongs. After that, anything that doesn't come off can be scrubbed off with a wire brush. The SS grates are pretty tough but I will go for the porcelain coated iron ones as a next upgrade. I think the iron grates will do a better job with retaining heat.As an additional note, I lined the inside reflector with heavy duty aluminum. Sure makes cleaning easier. Watch out for the grease drippings however, too dirty and you can start a fire with the heat. I have the older SS grates and I find it best to clean the grill right after you are done while it is still hot. Using just papertowels soaked in water. It will get most of the caked on mess off. Watch out for the steam or use tongs. After that, anything that doesn't come off can be scrubbed off with a wire brush. The SS grates are pretty tough but I will go for the porcelain coated iron ones as a next upgrade. I think the iron grates will do a better job with retaining heat.As an additional note, I lined the inside reflector with heavy duty aluminum. Sure makes cleaning easier.... » Read More I have the older SS grates and I find it best to clean the grill right after you are done while it is still hot. Using just papertowels soaked in water. It will get most of the caked on mess off. Watch out for the steam or use tongs. After that, anything that doesn't come off can be scrubbed off with a wire brush. The SS grates are pretty tough but I will go for the porcelain coated iron ones as a next upgrade. I think the iron grates will do a better job with retaining heat.As an additional note, I lined the inside reflector with heavy duty aluminum. Sure makes cleaning easier. Watch out for the grease drippings however, too dirty and you can start a fire with the heat. « Show Less
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we have always used the brush you get in standard grill kit of utensils. No obvious wear and tear.
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Wendy no special brush is needed. I prefer the Weber brush as the bristles are denser and don't seem prone to depositing rust or corrosion back on the grilling surface. I have also found either a quick wipe down with a paper or cloth towel dipped in veg oil or some Pam type spray oil sprayed on the brush is good also. Weber brushes are available in stainless or brass bristles and either work fine. Another excellent brush is Libman. These are the only 2 brands I buy. Don't fall for the gimmicky stuff......................waste of money
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A brush like this with a steel scraper: RubberMaid #G100-12 BBQ Grill Brush
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Went to the dollar store got a long handle grill scrubber. Comes our clean every time, I love my grill.
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Some type of non stick surface which works quite well. I grill with Teriyaki marinade frequently which is usually very difficult to clean but it does not stick to the grill.
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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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The best way is to brush the meat with a little oil. I will add a little spices to the oil before brushing the meat. There is also spray for the grill. That helps some what. When cleaning these porcelain grates ONLY use a bronze brush. A steel brush will destroy them. The bronze is a softer metal. Weber sells a non steel brush. You can tell by the color of the brush. The steel brush has a silver look to the needles and the bronze brush has a brownish-copper look to it. Hope this helps.
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The grill ships with a tool designed to scrape the v shape. At the end of the season, as with any grill, use a wire brush mounted on a spindle with a cordless drill to clean it back to factory condition.This a great little grill
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Clean the top of the grate with a bbq grill brush, pour some olive oil in a paper towel and wipe the tops of the grate with the wet part of the paper towel. Also, if you're cooking "sticky" type food, use a thin metal spatula to break loose the item you want to turn before hand.
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Porcelain is pretty tough material, so I really doubt it. While I use this brush on stainless grates, I can only say it's the best grill brush you'll find. The wire bristle's are tough, don't fold over or clump up like many others you'll find. Cleans off the tough stuff. This is the only type to buy. Consider the longer handled version if you want to get away from the heat of the fire.
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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.
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Just get a grill cleaning brush. I use my brush to clean the grates after I use my grill and I've never had an issue getting anything off.
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This grill brush would work but might be a bit overkill. The brush is very course with bristles spread out for coverage of large grates. I would just go to a big box store and purchase a package if plain steel wool and clean the nuwave grill grate in a kitchen sink, following this with a light coat of cooking oil applied with a paper towel.
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Any brush is fine. I use a blue Avent one that looks like an oversized tooth brush. I pull the whole thing apart each time (warm soapy water)
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I take it out and clean it with a dry cloth. This maintains conductivity. Do this everyother time u grill.
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Thermal cleaning (running the grill on high for 15 minutes after removing food off the grill) is the best suggestion for cleaning. When cleaning the cooking surface with a wire brush, do so while the grill surface is still hot. It's easier to clean while still hot than when it's cold.
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I use a normal wire brush to clean the grill's cooking surface...the drippings drop down and are collected in a disposable aluminum tray that you access from the front door...well designed.
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Best brush to clean the grate--wirebrush found in the paint section at harbor freight ($1).It looks like a large comb. Not the std. wirebrush with rigid bristles. Cleans all debris & gunk easily.http://www.harborfreight.com/steel-bristle-brush-38491.html