Nice to see you and I share an affinity for the cheap grill brush. It cracks me up to see the fancy $20 ones with shiny brass bristles, flying off the shelves in the BBQ department. You and I know the $3.50 brushes in the paint department do the job better and last twice as long. We’re not cheap, we’re practical.
Yes, the paint dept. wire brush has been my style for decades now.
If it has a hole in the wooden handle, I place a nylon cord there to hang it from the outside of the grill. No hole means I drill my own.
There have been postings about people ingesting a stray wire that got served up with the grilled specialties. I am always careful to keep an eye out for that & we’ve never had a problem.
From the generation that uses things until they wear out.
Alex,
Nice to see you and I share an affinity for the cheap grill brush. It cracks me up to see the fancy $20 ones with shiny brass bristles, flying off the shelves in the BBQ department. You and I know the $3.50 brushes in the paint department do the job better and last twice as long. We’re not cheap, we’re practical.
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Thanks for the comment Bill.
Yes, the paint dept. wire brush has been my style for decades now.
If it has a hole in the wooden handle, I place a nylon cord there to hang it from the outside of the grill. No hole means I drill my own.
There have been postings about people ingesting a stray wire that got served up with the grilled specialties. I am always careful to keep an eye out for that & we’ve never had a problem.