Stop Throwing Away Grill Brushes With The Brush Hawg
Thursday, April 19th, 2007
Randy writes: “I used to have a Weber long-handled wood grill brush with brass bristles. I’ve had a Char-Broil Brush Hawg for several months and have used it perhaps a dozen or so times. In my opinion, it’s an improvement. It’s a fairly sturdy plastic grill brush with changable stainless bristle pads. The bristles seem to stand up to reasonable grill scrubbing duties. There’s a stainless lip on the front for scraping, and a stainless hook on the back lifts grates and doubles as a storage hook for hanging the brush on the side of the grill. My only complaint is that the front lip sticks up a little too high for my grill and catches on the hanging rack in the back when I’m cleaning the grates. Pricing for the brush is about $12 and the replacement pads are about $4.”
