Weber Barbecue Stove, BBQ Grill, Cleaning Tool, 3-Piece Set, 3-Sided Brush, Creper, Heat Resistant Gloves, Authentic Japanese Product

I bought my first one of these weber brushes in June of 2015. It is now Sept of 2018 and its still brushing my grills spotless. It has never lost a bristle yet. It has not rusted at all even being left outside on the table next to the grill in the rain for weeks. The stainless steel bristles are very stiff and really does a great job cleaning the grates. I love the 3 sided design of this brush. Works the best for cleaning stubborn spots in between each channel. I've used this brush on both round bar and channel shaped grates. It does a great job on both styles. I have used this brush on all 3 grate materials. Stainless steel , porcelain enamel , and cast iron and it works just fine on all three. The reason I have had the chance to use this brush on all the different Weber styles and materials of grates is, every summer I buy a few used Weber grills and rebuild them as a hobby. I sell them at my cost or give some away to people that cant afford to buy one. I saw some reviews claim that this brush scratches and chips porcelain enamel and damages cast iron. I find that is not true in my experience using on these finishes. The porcelain enamel grates , because they are made of 2 different materials , the steel frame and then the baked on porcelain tend to chip apart because the 2 materials have 2 different heat tolerances. Over time hairline cracks form under the porcelain coating from expansion and contraction of the steel it is stuck on. This is especially true on the porcelain channel grates where the porcelain finish is only on the top of the grate. All the edges chip right off. Once the hairline cracks form , and chips start to come off , condensation build up between the steel and the porcelain layers and starts to rust the steel. Dont blame the brush. What is happening is the brush is simply knocking off the already affected pieces. Cast iron grates do wear down using any style brush. Its the nature of the material. Every time you clean a cast iron grate you wear down a little of the cast iron because it is softer than the stainless steel. This will take a very long time to wear out a cast iron grate because they are so thick . But it will eventually happen. What I hate the most about cast iron is you have to constantly season the grate on both sides after cleaning it or it will rust. to me they are not worth the maintenance. When I buy a grill with cast iron grates , I usually throw them away and replace them with stainless steel grates. The only way to go is quality stainless steel grates. They never wear down from brushing them clean, not to mention they are easy to clean. Mine are 15 years old. Other than being discolored from the heat of 1000 barbecues , they are still as good as new. There is definitely a difference in quality of brushes. This Weber brush is one of them. Dont buy the cheapo junk ones that fall apart and shed bristles in no time and believe they are all like that. I have bought those too and thrown them away after just a few cleanings. I just bought 3 more of these to give away with my rebuilt grills. This is an excellent price for this quality brush. Sorry for such a long review. Happy Grilling Everyone !

This is the best brush I've owned. I started with one of the Weber brushes that's wood, with the scraper on the end that kind of goes around the bars of the grill grate. It worked fine, but because of that scraper hitting the side of my kettle I could never get all the way to the edge. So the edges of my grate were always nasty. I then tried one of the tool wizard brushes. Long story, as I initially wanted to try a different, more high-end brand of the same type that Cooks Illustrated recommended. The guy wouldn't even sell me one as he didn't think it would perform optimally on my grill due to the grate not being flush with the top of the grill. He knows the Weber Kettle is like the most popular grill in the country, right? Anyway, I tried the cheaper Tool Wizard, and it worked well, but the steel wool wore out super fast. I tried reaching out to the other guy again to see if I could buy his superior pads at least, but he never responded. My next "brush" wasn't a brush at all, it was one of the "Grate Scrape" wooden paddles. That also worked reasonably well, and I liked that I didn't need to worry about bristles falling out, but it got pretty gross pretty quick and it never really seemed like it was getting them fully clean, as the square edge of the paddle didn't really fit with my round grill very well. That combined with the cost to replace and I finally retired it. This brush is the new pick from Cooks Illustrated, and I gave it a shot. It's got bristles, so watch out that they don't come lose, but it's made by Weber so you know it's quality, and at only 10 bucks it's easy to painless to replace every year or two if necessary. The shape of it and the flex allows me to hit all the rounded parts of my circular grill, no problem. I feel like it's years since it's been so clean. And I like that it's short; i just wear gloves so my hands don't burn and I get plenty of leverage. This brush is excellent, and I don't anticipate switching to anything else any time soon. I'll just replace this as necessary with the same thing, and call it a day. Get this, you won't regret it.

This is a great brush. The bristles are sturdy, but not too sharp or coarse. Have only used this a short while, but I suspect it would hold up well over time. As others have pointed out, the main drawback to the brush is that it's on the short side. If you're trying to clean your grill while the coals are burning, your hands are going to start to feel toasty through your grilling gloves while you clean. But that's not a significant problem. It is well-built, gets the grill clean, and is a good value at this price. EDIT: I still like the brush, but I would definitely consider getting the longer version of the brush, especially because it's only $2 more (at the time of this writing).

The Weber 3‑Sided Grill Brush makes cleaning the grill quick and straightforward. The three‑sided design reaches between the grates nicely, and the 30 cm length gives good control without getting too close to the heat. It feels sturdy, works well on stuck‑on residue, and holds up after repeated use.

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Weber es sinónimo de calidad, cuando quiero ir a lo seguro compro esta marca y sé que voy a acertar. El cepillo es de buena calidad, las cerdas de acero son duras y arrastran bien la suciedad de la parrilla. Este lo compré para llevarlo a los airbnb, que suelen tener las parrillas hasta arriba de grasa quemada. Las deja que se vuelve a ver el metal, tendría que cobrarles a los dueños por el servicio de limpieza jaja.

La brosse en T Weber est un outil de nettoyage de haute qualité pour votre barbecue. Avec ses poils en acier inoxydable résistants, cette brosse est conçue pour éliminer facilement la graisse et la saleté de votre grille de cuisson. Le manche ergonomique offre une prise en main confortable et la forme en T facilite le nettoyage des surfaces difficiles d'accès. Le petit modèle est parfait pour les barbecues de petite taille. Caractéristiques clés (point par point): Poils en acier inoxydable résistants Manche ergonomique pour une prise en main confortable Forme en T pour faciliter le nettoyage des surfaces difficiles d'accès Petit modèle idéal pour les barbecues de petite taille Avantages (point par point): Nettoie facilement la graisse et la saleté de la grille de cuisson La forme en T permet de nettoyer les coins et les bords difficiles d'accès Le manche ergonomique offre une prise en main confortable et facile à utiliser Petit modèle parfait pour les barbecues de petite taille Inconvénients (point par point): Les poils peuvent s'user avec le temps et nécessitent un remplacement Peut ne pas être assez grand pour les barbecues de grande taille Conclusion: Dans l'ensemble, la brosse en T Weber est un excellent choix pour nettoyer votre barbecue. Avec ses poils en acier inoxydable résistants, sa forme en T pratique et son manche ergonomique, cette brosse facilite le nettoyage des surfaces difficiles d'accès. Bien qu'il puisse être trop petit pour certains barbecues de grande taille, le petit modèle conviendra parfaitement aux barbecues de petite taille. En fin de compte, si vous recherchez une brosse de qualité pour votre barbecue, la brosse en T Weber est un excellent choix.