Grill Brushes: 5 Fast Facts

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Published Apr 18, 2018

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Fact #1. If you live in an area prone to rain or snow, it's a good idea to make the investment in a decent cover for your grill. That alone can help keep dust, pollen, and insects off your barbecue. You should also invest in a set of tools. Beyond a great spatula, a long fork, and some good tongs, make sure you get a solid grill brush, as well.
Fact #2. When choosing a grill brush, first think about your own physical strength and condition. Nothing cleans a grill better than elbow grease, so to speak. A brush designed to maximize the pressure you can apply to the surface is going to provide the best cleaning possible. One with a thick, straight handle and metal bristles will catch plenty of grime and debris when enough force is being applied.
Fact #3. If you're not sure that you have enough arm strength or flexibility, there are brushes available that can help to compensate. Consider a battery powered option with a rotating head. These are great at helping remove the char from the grill surface. Just know that these brushes often require more passes and take up more time.
Fact #4. Consider purchasing a brush with a much longer handle, or one designed to be used with two hands. Both of these options can maximize the leverage you bring to bare on the surface of the grill. A long handle can also help keep you safe from the heat of the grill.
Fact #5. To keep your grill surface relatively clean during long cookout sessions, you can swab the grate with vegetable oil. Do this each time you have pulled a round of food off and then let the heat and flames burn off the oil. A few quick swipes with a grill brush will then do much to lift off the build up before the next round of food.

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