robsouth
Too Near Atlanta, GA
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I read in my book that came with my CharBroil commercial grill with cast iron grates that one should never use a brush with brass bristles on cast iron. Stainless steel only. So that is what I use. I is 5 years old and still looks like new. I do wipe down the grill after brushing with crumpled newspaper just to remove some of the "not burned off" grease.
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smkettner
Southern California
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I heat and scrape with the regular spatula. I do not own a brush.
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fla-gypsy
North Florida
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Scary for your wife, I hope their are no ill effects.
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4*phun*2
Canada
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I clean my grill with a wooden paint stir stick.
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Fish 'n ' Grits
Hollywood, SC , USA
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Just today I was cleaning my grill and noticed the brush was "shedding". I tossed it and got a stainless one I had in my welding stuff. No more cheapo brushes for me. National Welder's Supply has some good stainless ones.
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RandACampin
Kathleen, Georgia
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Use a wadded-up pice of aluminum foil.
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