Please let us know how you like this brush. I have the Kona brush that the previous poster mentioned, but I'm not a huge fan. You need to apply water to get some steam going so that it cleans properly. Also never felt that it got my grates very clean and I couldn't get in the crevices very well. I'm spoiled by just turning up my Weber gas grill to high for a few minutes and then brushing it off. Still looking for an easy solution for my Pit Boss where I can just clean it with the grates still on the grill at a somewhat moderate temperature (200-300) or completely cooled off.
I don't use a brush. I power wash them. It takes no more than 3-5 minutes and they are clean for the next piece of meat I throw on there!
Yeah, the Kona doesn't catch everything that well, it gets big crud off fine and the water on hot grate effect helps to remove other stuff, but the angle where it works decently is awkward. Not that my regular brush was any better.
I think mine is blue, but it's the same thing. cheap, I use the rougher side, and I just leave it sitting outside. HAven't even used water yet, there isn't much other than a little carbon buildup on them. I'll probably hit it with some water later. My kona is okay and the water helps but it still misses a fair amount, maybe the sponge with water will be notably more effective.I use the yellow & green sponge from dollar general
Cheap and effective
