Water Activated Grill Cleaning Brush – Water activated design cleans with steam power thanks to a core made of Scrub Daddy’s exclusive FlexTexture foam. Submerge the scrubbing head in cold water and apply directly to your preheated grill. Watch months of cooking residue melt away with this steam grill brush for outdoor grills. Easy to Clean – BBQ Daddy’s scouring head grill sponge removes easily for washing and lasts well beyond one grilling season and most outdoor grill cleaning brush products.

It’s important to get a heat-safe grill brush. If the instructions warn against using the brush on a hot surface, it’s a good indication the bristles are glued (as opposed to structurally secured) and are more likely to fall out with repeated use. And if the brush head and shaft aren’t all constructed of metal, be sure to look for “heat resistant” or “heat safe” in the product description.The best way to clean a grill brush is by soaking it in hot water with a squirt of dish soap and swishing it around to remove as much crud as possible. If you have another grill or kitchen brush available, you can also rub the two together—this is a great way to dislodge even more gunk and clean deep within the bristles. Once you've gotten most of the debris out, rinse the brush to remove any soap residue and hang it to dry. Cons? It would be much more effective to simply keep a spray bottle filled with clean tap water at the grill and use it with a standard grill brush. There is nothing ingenius or even clever about the Grill Daddy that can't be accomplished a lot more effectively, and cheaply. Over the course of several weeks, we researched popular wire grill brushes, using our insights to develop a standardized methodology to test them side by side. We then put the brushes to use at home on our own grills, and we used these findings to put together our list. To get an optimal result, preheat the BBQ on high intensity for 10 minutes, to burn off the food residue.

We’re not going to tell you you won’t ever have to replace the brush, but we can tell you you’ll be doing it way less with the Grill Daddy than with the other brushes on the market. Still, if you need to buy a Grill Daddy Regular replacement brush or a Grill Daddy Pro replacement brush, you can do this easily with us. It came to him one night as he struggled to clean the grill Aha -use steam ! Alas the Grill Daddy was born ! After numerous attempts and prototypes and many months in the shop,Wales was ready to test his prototype. With a cookout underway Wales brought out his baby-The Grill Daddy ! He filled it with water and started to brush the hot grill-up billowed the steam leaving the grill sparkling clean ! No burned on charred mess and no grease -the steam melted the grease leaving the brush clean too-all his guests wanted one- Mission Statement Made from high-temperature, heat-resistant ABS Plastic and approved by NSF for use with potable water. Of course, the most important thing to remember about maintaining a grill brush is that when the bristles become bent and smashed or any bristles start to come loose, it’s time to replace the entire brush, or at least the head, if that's possible.

Bristle brushes are the most effective and ubiquitous tools for cleaning a grill, and the bristles can be made of stainless steel, brass, nylon, or natural materials. Flat brushes feature a panel of bristles, sometimes in rows or sections, while pipe cleaner-style wire brushes have a 360-degree filled-out bristle design.

Maybe I'm getting used to it, but the more I use it, the more I like it. The steam isn't magic but it does help, especially when the grill is very hot. If you’d like to avoid any type of bristle brush, you can get a grill brush that has a scour-pad head. It’s basically a steel wool pad affixed to a handle. Generally, though, these are less effective and far less durable than bristle brushes. That said, some people like to use scrubbers as more of a polishing step after they use a brush or scraper, which can prolong the life of this style. For tough residue, use the scraper brush. Hold the Grill Daddy brush upside down and perpendicularly on the grill, moving the brush from left to right. The Grill Daddy Pro brush offers you extra power to clean your BBQ grill and make it shiny clean. You can use it on medium sized gas and charcoal BBQs. Each Grill Daddy model works the same, whether you own the Original Grill Daddy, the Grill Daddy Pro, the Grill Daddy Platinum or the Grill Daddy Safety Clean.The steam does the cleaning with any brush, not just the Grill Daddy brush. As for the key feature, the Grill Daddy Pro just dribbles the water out with little control, and if it comes out too fast at times, it cools the grill so the cleaning is not as effective. But wait, there’s more! Our FlexTexture foam core puts you in the driver’s seat. It’s as soft as a warm bubble bath when you need a gentle touch but as firm as a chilly winter’s day when you need some serious scrubbing power. Talk about versatility! Unleash the Sizzle: BBQ Daddy’s Product Features! Steel Pads – Say goodbye to harsh chemicals and tedious soaking! BBQ Daddy Steel Pads are your secret weapon against stubborn, greasy, and charred messes. Crafted with ArmorTec Steel Mesh and fortified with stainless steel fibres, these pads are built to last and conquer your grill like a pro .

Tired of getting last week's burned mess on this week's dinner?" The Grill Daddy Pro"uses the power of steam to break up caked-on food residue." Fill the hollow handle with water, heat the grill and open a valve, and holes between the stainless steel bristles release "a stream of water that steam-cleans that cooked-on, charred-on mess away in seconds." Additionally, by rinsing away the grease, "bacteria is eliminate [sic] and the grill is sterilized." On steel, iron and porcelain grills, the Daddy "cleans like a mother!" The Test So why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinary? Get your hands on BBQ Daddy and make your BBQ cleaning experience a fun-filled adventure. Say goodbye to grime and hello to the best BBQ cleaner you’ve ever seen! Refill Heads – Connect this turbocharged attachment to your trusty BBQ Daddy grill scrubber, and you’ll never be caught unprepared this BBQ season. The refill head features the same magical properties as our scrubbing head, giving you that extra boost when you need it most! Grill Daddy offers the upgrade to cheap disposable grill cleaning products with luxurious, ergonomic products that perform well, will last for years to come, and will protect you from the searing heat of your grill. Satisfaction guaranteed! Why choose Grill Daddy?

We awarded the Kona 360° Clean Grill Brush the top spot because of its efficient design and high-quality construction: It's able to withstand frequent, vigorous use. If you're looking for something budget-friendly to get you through the season, we loved the Weber 12-Inch 3-Sided Grill Brush. How We Tested Easy to use! Simply preheat the grill, fill your Grill Daddy with water, clean with the power of steam! 100% satisfaction guarantee! Took about 10 minutes to replace, although it would take 2 minutes to complete a second one after seeing how the first went. Some grilled-on gunk is too much for a grill brush to handle alone. A grill scraper can help dislodge those pieces, and scraping before brushing can also help prolong the life of a brush. Many square or rectangular brushes have a built-in scraper, but if the brush head isn’t replaceable it may make more sense to have a separate scraper so you’re not paying extra for a longer-lasting tool that will get thrown out when you replace your brush. But this is a matter of preference; if you’d rather have one tool than two, a built-in scraper can be a time and space saver. We were unimpressed with the premise: Take a grill brush, hollow out the handle like a dishwashing wand and fill it with water, and the squirt-'n'-scrape tandem was somehow going to make it easier to clean off calcified drippings. But the thing was the size of a croquet mallet and we had plenty of grease to grind off, so we fired up the charcoal and let the old kettle start smoking. As veteran grillers, we've long recommended heating up the griddle over the coals before any attempt to scrape the residue, because the heat makes it much easier to clean. But steam? That was a new one.