After using Weber’s three-sided T-Brush for a grilling season, I have to wonder why I ever bothered with square grill brushes — in my experience the T-Brush cleans the grill faster and leaves it cleaner. It’s a little dirty after a year of use, but the bristles have retained their shape pretty well.
The three-sided description comes not from the shape but from the fact that it’s designed to clean the top and sides of the grill at once — sorry, you’ll have to flip the grate over to get the bottom, if that’s the kind of guy you are. The long-wearing brass bristles won’t damage your grill, not even porcelain-covered grates, and the triangle-shaped brush head lets you get right into the corners of the grill.
Weber sells their T-brush in 12″ and 21″ lengths. If you like to clean the grill after cooking a bunch of 75/25 burgers, you’ll probably want the 21″ long version. You’ll pay around $10 for either length brush.
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I am no grill master but like this kind of brush better:
http://www.amazon.com/Tool-Wizard-GRILLWIZ-Grill-Brush/dp/B000216X6M/ref=pd_sim_ol_3
There is one of these hanging from my grill right now. It works perfectly for me. They hold up well. I have had mine for a while. I don’t think I have ever gotten a bad product from Weber.
@fred: I had a bad experience with the GrillWizard – it ruined a set of porcelain enameled grates. I’ll stick to brass brushes.
Did you guys ever do the BBQ grill round up? I remember hearing your podcast on a round up last year but never saw it…