Can the brush be used on a stainless steel grill?
1400930
Yes - I would not use it on anything except a stainless grill - especially not a nonstick surface. It is a very stiff brush so keep that in mind.
388675
No it's not. The heavy duty castiron grates are removable,and make cleanup a breeze. Any stiff bristle brush will work just fine.
1003005
Hi Philip, I can't say since we didn't buy the brush to use on anything except the grill.
159242
if you have cast iron you won't be able to use this brush and maintain seasoned grates.. this would be used to fully clean the grates in preparation for seasoning.. if you have cast iron I just use a wooden scraper to get the larger pieces off and let the grill burn off the rest.. if they're really dirty you can wipe them off with a damp cloth or even water, followed by paper towel drying them to remove the water.. better if you then can put them back on the warm grill to remove any and all water.. then coat the grates with a thin coating of oil again to prevent rusting..
1662129
Yup. I use it on a flat bottom cast iron pan all the time. You do get some "grill marks" on the underside, but not on the flat side (if that's important). I just like the weight. it's a really good sized weight.
1549659
Great question. I would say no, this brush would not work well for your purpose. Even soft butter would be too firm for the soft, pliable bristlles of this brush to work. If the butter were heated to liquid form, however, then the brush would work okay, although the bristles are wide unlike the bristles of a pastry brush. This basting brush is ideal for those times you want to apply oil on a hot pan or on a food item like fish or vegetables that you may have on the grill on in a salute pan. I'm sure it would work great for basting roasts, chicken or turkey as well.
2267816
Probably not but it sure works great on Char-Broil. Call or go on the Weber web site to find out more.
1356222
Yes this brush will scratch your cooktop. The bristles are very strong, strong enough to clean barbecue grills coated in heavy burned on grease.
1332751
I would NOT use metal brushes to clean it. The grills have a non stick coating so food debris comes off very easily. I'd use a NYLON brush or a wet soapy sponge to clean the top and bottom grills. Of course, clean it when the grilling surface has cooled down.
225246
Yes you can use it on stainless steel. I will really make the steel shine. As for striping paint it depends on the paint and how it was applied. If the paint is a baked on enamel type paint it should not hurt the paint but I would be very carefull if you want to keep the paint on the on the metal, dont rub. If it is just paint residue that has air dried onto the blade and you want it off, this will take it off with some repeated polishing.
2237573
I had to buy a separate grill brush. Don't buy a cheap one because the grill surface is fairly sturdy.
1504691
Yes, indeed. This is a high quality brush. I picked it up based on a recommendation I read here: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-bbq-tools/
714460
I have not used this on my grill. I only use it on my stainless steel appliances and love it for that.
1018968
No. It is for cast iron. It covers rust and blackens cast iron so it has a new look with a subdued polished look. Definitely would NOT work on stainless steel. There are cleaners designed specifically for stainless steel. I have been able to clean stainless steel cookware inside as well as on "finished" outer side with "Bar" brand cleanser and obtain a nice shine and without scratching the finish. You might try that in a not too evident area and see if it would work. Good luck.
2041890
I am using the wire brush cleaner that is made for a grill and then following it up with non abrasive sponge. I am not sure I should be doing this, but it seemed that somewhere in the literature it was ok if it was for a grill. guess i'll find out.
28104
I have purchased on of these brushes and it works great for cleaning up the grill plates without scratching the non-stick surface. My answer to your question is yes.
1739944
This is for Cast Iron cookware although I have used it on my stainless very gently to remove cooked on food. I would not recommend using it on stainless as it could scratch it.