Grill Rescue BBQ Replaceable Scraper Cleaning Head, Bristle Free Grill Brush - Durable and Unique Scraper Tools for Cast Iron or Stainless-Steel Grates, Barbecue Cleaner (Non Scraper Brush)

This cleans very well, I have only used four times and it has saved a lot of time. Washes up well, don’t know about longevity but hoping it wears well. At this point would buy again.

Phenomenal product. Super easy to use, and works amazing. Just ADD TO CART!

Works like a champ. Brush cleans the grill easily.

Yes, it's pretty expensive which gave me pause, but I will NOT use a wire bristle brush for safety reasons. This works so well. My only complaint is that the head was VERY hard to take off. The helpful tip I learned after a lot of searching is to use a butter knife to press in the tab on one side so you can pop it off.

I had to go online to figure out how to take the head off and remove the plastic. But now that I know the trick it will be easy in the future. Push in the tab on just one side and snap off. You need your other hand to keep it stable.But it does a fantastic job of cleaning the grill - and no worry about wire bristles ending up in your food.

We realize now that this will not take off rust that forms from condensation. Otherwise, it does clean off grease. Probably would not have paid that much if purchased in person.

Works well but pad could wear out prematurely if used with too much pressure on rough carbon deposits. It's best to scrape first with a metal blade (a small drywall knife works well) before gently steaming off the rest with the Grill Rescue brush. The handle needs a hole. Use a drill press or mill, make a loop with some paracord, and the brush hangs easily on your grill.

I bought mine in 2022. I got an extra head for it as well. These work GREAT, though they get dirty and don't really ever come "clean" again. However, last year my handle broke where the head snaps into the unit. I was thinking about getting another one, but for $50 every 2 years it just seems like a lot.It cleans well, and not having bristles is the entire point, but I just can't justify spending this money every couple of years.