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...with a crunched up piece of aluminum foil.
...with an onion.
...after its cooled down, with a Scotchbrite kitchen sponge
and detergent.
...with a two by four that has a groove in it.
...with a roof shingle shake.
...I don't clean the grate 'cause it enhances the taste each
time I barbecue.
...Simple Green.
...with a brass bristle brush which wears out at the tip and
doesn't clean that well cause it's always gunky. I, probably
go through two or three brushes a year.
...I scrape each wire with a knife. (There are twenty to
thirty wires in a barbecue grate).
...by hand, using a brass scouring pad.
...I have the new fangled porcelain grates and I buy a new
set of grates every year cause the brass bristle brushes
don't work that well and the grates become really crudy
after a while.
...with a steel wire paint scraping brush
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Have
I made my point? There hasn't been (until now) an easy,
efficient, cost effective, "no hassle" way to clean a
barbecue grate, which is why I invented the Grill
Wizard barbecue grill brush, or grill cleaner.
Take a look at the brush
and see for yourself why There is no better way to clean
your barbecue grate than with a Grill Wizard Barbecue
Grill Brush.
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