Bought a new grill brush from Walmart 2 months ago…

by 5mokedMeatLover

31 Comments

  1. gosubuilder

    Hope you didn’t end up eating those bristles

  2. DakotaTaurusTX

    yikes….. as others noted so dangerous…..

  3. Goose_IPA_1990

    Looks like both guys are trying to kill her 😳

  4. welshgnome

    What could go wrong with a plastic head injected bristles on a hot grill?

  5. Jeep_Boat_BBQ

    Best to cook with oil to avoid sticking and then I just let the charcoal burn all the gunk off of the grates and then use a wooden scraper to knock off the charred bits when the grill cools. Problem solved!

  6. BarbatosIsKing

    Much easier to buy wooden brush or scrub daddy brush to clean ya grates. But to each their own.

  7. SacBrick

    I’ve never had luck with any of those. Stopped buying them outright.

  8. NecessaryRisk2622

    Nothing will ruin your dinner more than finding a few of these wires in your steak. Or pulling them out of your palate. Don’t think I swallowed any, but it was an unpleasant experience for sure.

  9. Hondaloverk2494

    I just use a orange or any vegetable really better than this junk.

  10. Escomoz

    Seriously people are overreacting to this kind of stuff. I’ve always used brushes with metal bristles. I have never had a problem and I’ve never gotten a bristle in my food. You would have to be a blind idiot to not see bristles on your grill grate. It’s like a bandwagon everyone is hopping on just like any other bandwagon.

    Never had a problem, my grill is very clean, and my brushes don’t wear out very fast at all. People are weird as hell.

  11. PersimmonGloomy9606

    Use a pumice stone! Stay away from those.

  12. xScareCrrowx

    Get a bbq daddy. Wasted money on so many brushes. Just stop doing it and get a bbq daddy. Holy shit it’s like magic. Has pads on the end that you dip in water and it steam cleans your grill and it’s fucking amazing. I can clean my grates completely in 1-2 passes. Less than 60 seconds and grates are basically spotless. Stop wasting your money and time on anything else.

  13. merciless4

    What about brushes that are all metal. Thick wire twisted to hold the smaller wires. I think they’re much better than the plastic head, they fall apart just like the picture.

  14. NebulaGhosty

    My mom uses a onion and a sponge to clean the grill grates

  15. BrewItYourself

    Wad of heavy aluminum foil. Grab with tongs, rub on heated grill grates to remove most of the gunk. Toss out the dirty foil. Go about your cooking.

  16. 5point9trillion

    Just be careful as with anything. You’re just using something to clean dry burned ash from a metal grate and it should basically just wipe off if you’ve done it right. After all that, I wipe it with a towel in oil. In 20 years I haven’t had a problem with the cheapest brush, but I also replace them like every few years and I have like 3 or so. A good average brush isn’t that expensive so get a good one and use it right consistently and don’t rush all the parts of the prep. Try to not crowd food or use lots of skin and fat. All that creates additional gunk that if not “burned” off correctly will have to be scraped. The less contact with a brush the better, and my main grate cleaner are the metal blade edges and the little groves for round gratings. They completely remove ash. There’s always some small risk so do as much as you can to cut that down.

  17. Equal_Specialist_729

    I hear about this but my ask is how are you cleaning and not seeing this before you cook. I never clean and assume thats it and load the food on the grill…. This is why i go to bbq and unless i know you and you careful like me i dont eat.

  18. KermittehFrog

    Get a BBQ Daddy. Scrub Daddy stuff is quality and lasts longer in my experience.

  19. Equal_Specialist_729

    Food prep??? Have you ever gone to bbq ask to use the bthrm and find roaches in the bthrm? Are you now srry you ate the food? The roach tasted it 1st before you got there that why he in the bthrm now. So just pull up a chair and wait in line he will be done soon. Have fun 😳

  20. DaRealness1

    Those types of brushes should be banned.

  21. rockstuffs

    Metal brushes scare me. I’ve found bristles in my food,but luckily never ate it

  22. Bitter-Basket

    Don’t buy bristle brushes unless you trust a Chinese factory enough to keep you out of surgery.

  23. SUCKMYPAULZ69

    Use aluminum foil or one of those hard wire woven brushes.

  24. I use a silicone sponge surrounded by basically chainmail stainless steel. It’s cheap, works perfectly, and can be thrown in the dishwasher afterward for the easiest of cleaning https://amzn.to/46bp2Df

    There’s no “handle” on it, so if you’re using it on hot grates then you’d need some high temperature gloves/mitts, which is what I do

  25. Escomoz

    So many weirdos in these comments scared of metal bristles lol. Just open your eyes and look at your grate before you put food on it, fools.

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