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Aloha! I live in the 50th state... and I do a considerable amount of grilling. Accordingly, I have gone through several iterations of grill cleaners (including scrapers, brushes, pads, etc.).

For context... we own a charcoal Weber grill, and a gas-based Weber Genesis E-320 a serious and dependable grill. I am sold on the grill because of its dependability, durability (have had it since 2007), and ease of use (just keep it gassed up and simply push the button).

This grill cleaner is not quite a brush, way more than a pad, and a little bit of a scraper. It has ALL of the features you NEED in a cleaner, and it's durable.

Will it last forever? Of course not.

However, I will tell you: I first purchased this little gem at a local outdoor store. It lasted just under two years -and I loved it! After significant use, the little prongs soon extracted themselves from the handle. Yet, I continued using the cleaner BECAUSE IT WORKS SO WELL!

After subsequently searching high and low for a replacement, I got smart(er) and pulsed Amazon.

BINGO!

I purchased FOUR of these... should last me a while.

For you: I HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommend this puppy.

Makes mere flecks out of the most stubborn baked-on sauces.

Flexes slightly to adjust for the amount of force you use while pushing across the grill grates.

Does NOT fold over into a permanently useless cleaner like the metal brushes we have all used.

I follow up with a nylon brush (with handle) to simply sweep away the fine residue this cleaner leaves behind.

Works well on several grill types.

Cheers,

John

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Pro: The bristles are very strong.

Cons: The metal which the bristles are attached to is very pliable making it very difficult to use when you have to use a little "elbow grease". With my previous brush which followed this same concept, there the metal holding the bristles was very strong and there was a molded clamp-like device around the two pieces of metal to prevent them from splitting. With this version, the two prongs split too easily.

Overall...Bad design and poor quality of materials. Previous one lasted a few years. This one wont make it to the end of the season.

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If you have a Weber gas grill with porcelain coated cast iron grills this is the tool you need to get for cleaning between the grill elements. Any grill cleaner can clean the top of the grill, but it is difficult to clean between the grill elements. This is the only tool I have found that really does a good job removing the build up.

Its not rocket science to work the tool. Just position the tool so that each wire brush unit goes on either side of the grill unit. Twisting the tool slightly while moving it back and forth will great more pressure on the in side and remove more buildup. This is not the easiest tool to find in my area, so I bought 4 from Amazon.

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It's easy to control and does the job, and it's small so that after every use I can rinse (helps to have a sprayer on the faucet) it off, dry it, and put it away in a cupboard. All the other scrapers tried rusted or corroded some other way and ended up in the junk heap.

I do not use this tool alone, however. I also use grapeseed oil (the cooking oil with the highest ignition point) to soak the crud and soften it up before I scrape.

Not perfect but effective. Why oh why is it so hard for our great advanced civilization to come up with a way to effectively and easily clean an outdoor grill?

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I picked up one of these at Home Depot because I needed something to clean our new porcelain-coated grill before family dropped over for a cookout. It gets the top of the grid clean with relative ease, but I'll be darned if I can figure out how you're supposed to clean in-between the grids! I've tried it at every angle, from every direction, and it just doesn't get in-between. Maybe our grid design is unusually narrow or something, but I doubt it (it's a Weber). So I'll be needing another grill brush to get in-between the grids (possibly this one? http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Bar-B-Q-Wide-Grill-Brush/dp/B000E56CRQ)