SUBEKYUOutdoor BBQ Grill Brush, 15.3'' Scraper Cleaning Brush - Stainless Steel Grill Cleaner with Scraper, Beech Wood Handle, 1Pack

I have used it for two months straight with about 12 aggressive grill cleanings. It does not look any worse for wear. I have bought 6 other type of grill brushes and this is the best I've found so far. You will not be disappointed.

Simple, works great

This scrub is very heavy duty. It clearned well of a public outdoor grill that had heavy amounts of oil dirt on it.The wood handle keep my hand from the heat. The drug is also wide enough that make the cleaning a lot faster and easier.

I used this to clean up my neglected smoker and it did a great job. As with any bristle type grill brush you want to be careful and go back over with like damp paper towel to pick up any shed bristles. that being said, I scrutinized it pretty heavily and didn't se any shed from this brush. The amount of cleaning I did with it would probably be 5x normal use before grilling, so it got worked a bit and it held up just fine.

This is a nice grill brush with a steel scraper and two steel bristles. It cleans well, but comparing it to some of my other brushes, I feel it may have been better if they kept it to a combination of the steel scraper and single steel bristle instead. The reason is that, when we grilled some kalbi last weekend, it seemed to have a hard time getting some of the cooked-on meat residue from the grill with this brush, whereas I had less trouble with another brush that featured only one bristle. It’s not that it didn’t clean it, it was came of faster with the single bristle.One thing I really like about this brush is the steel scraper and the notches on the sides of it. It is something I did not have for my grill, and it’s great as it allows you to clean between the grill openings while cooking.The handle is made of wood, and while it isn’t super long, it is long enough not to burn your hands. It also features a hook, which is great if you have a spot where you can hang your brush while grilling.

I expected to do a good scrubbing on my grill grates then season them with oil, so they don't rust, the way you would with an old cast iron pan. I expected the bristles to warp and mishappen right away, the way they have for me in the past if they have been the straight style. I didn't expect it to be of the quality it is.We have a winner here, folks. I have used the circular style bristles before and while they hold up they don't seem to do as good of a job. As you can see from my pictures, the grate on the left is the after. It looks brand new. That one had more gunk on it than the other one in the picture. So yes, not only did it work, it held up and didn't bend out of shape, as you can see from the other picture. Comfortable handle, hanging hook, scraper with lots of angles built in but most importantly the brush holds up.

I have a grill grate topper that has been laser cut with an image. It is quite difficult to clean with normal grill brushes. I bent the outside edges of the scraper up just a bit to keep them from catching in the cutouts. The brush is wide enough and bristles long enough to get down in the cutouts and get the gunk out. All in all works very well.

I've had cheaper grill brushes before that fall apart or you can't really press on. This is seriously heavy duty and will last a long time. I like having both the wire brush and grooved metal scraper to get all the gook off the grill. Looks pretty bad-a** too!