When the weather starts to heat up I love to bbq! Mostly because I love bbq but also because its just too warm inside to cook. I live in an area that has highs of 120-130 during the summer months and the thought of turning on the stove/oven just sounds terrible!!! The only problem that I see with Q'in is that the grate is just so hard to clean up. I use charcoal and between the left over food and the soot/smoke that cooking creates it leaves my bbq really dirty. I like it to be clean but I don't want to drag the big grate inside to wash it and I'm certainly not dragging in the whole bbq! I have purchased my fair share of grill brushes, and all have good points and bad. A lot of them are just plastic bristles and it doesn't clean as good as I'd like them too. Also I find it easier to clean when its warm, and the plastic ones just melt and create an even bigger mess. This 18 inch brush by Duty is great, with a long handle it keeps you out of the flames and the metal (stainless steel) brush gets the job done and doesn't melt away. The brush's bristles are very close together and do a great job cleaning the entire surface without much effort. Plus the 7 inch wide head makes the clean up process even quicker. When it comes to grill brushes this one is, by far, the best I've own. BBQ's at my house thanks to this grill brush! I received this product for free for my honest review, however getting this discount in no way effected my opinion of the product.
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