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Homeowner Forum / General / July 2008BBQ cleaning brushes
Cleaning brushes for barbeque grills were formerly made only of brass wires. The last two I found when recently shopping seemed to be made of steel, i.e. likelier to scratch the enamel on the grills -- opinions?  SignatureDon Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada) > Cleaning brushes for barbeque grills were formerly > made only of brass wires. The last two I found when > recently shopping seemed to be made of steel, i.e. > likelier to scratch the enamel on the grills -- opinions? When using any brush on a grill, small flecks tend to break off the bristles. The steel will rust on or under your grill whereas the brass won't. -al sung "Don Phillipson" <e925@SPAMBLOCK.ncf.ca> wrote in news:g5nihu$5jb$1 @theodyn.ncf.ca: > Cleaning brushes for barbeque grills were formerly > made only of brass wires. The last two I found when > recently shopping seemed to be made of steel, i.e. > likelier to scratch the enamel on the grills -- opinions? The best brushes for enamel are the spiral ones. They don't have any sharp edges to gouge the enamel but work well to scrape off the encrusted gunk on the grills. ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com ** |
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