Charbroil® SAFER Replaceable Head Grill Brush - 8666894W06

Great handy grill brush that gets the job done. Not as effective/abrasive as wire brushes but it's much safer and still does a good job. has a nice little hook to hang it up next to/under the grill when not in use. Also has a handy scraper function on top for griddles or other tough spots.

Grilled for more than 30 years and never gave much thought to the dangers of using metal brushes on our grills.Finally looked in the grill pan and noticed the tiny wires.. so much better and safer to use the Char-Broil Nylon Bristle Brush. It's easy to use and does a great job cleaning the grill -- once it's completely cool. Ditch the metal brushes and try this.

It is a fine grill brush. The bristles are plastic, has a long handle and seems sturdy. Nothing special.

Works good

I keep coming back to this same brand of grill brush. They last, they are a good size and they don't have the metal bristles. Please stay in business. Thanks

It cleans the grill just as good as a wired brush, and without the fear of metal bristles getting stuck in the food! Great purchase, would definitely recommend.

I use a 6-burner Char-Broil grill with porcelain grates. Over the year and change I’ve had this grill, once used a metal brush to clean it. Few weeks back I noticed one of the bristles had stuck to a grate. The brush was on its way out anyhow, so I thought I’d give this nylon brush a shot.Suffice it to say, I’m not a fan. Yes, I’m not a dillweed & do not use this brush on a hot grill. Come on, people. But this thing does not effectively clean my grill. I always run the grill hot after cooking to burn everything off, but this brush doesn’t cut it.Main gripes:- The bristles are too far spaced apart and end up spreading around the grates.- Scraping edges are WAY to short, it’s ridiculous. You cannot use the scraping edges to run down the sides of grates. Wildly, frustratingly, short. I kept the old brush just to use the scraper on the end.- Despite advertised grit in the nylon bristles, there is very little cleaning power in the bristles.Positives:- Price point. Super cheap. I bought the brush and a new head for something like $15.- Size/sturdiness. This thing definitely feels good in your hands and you can apply some real pressure with it (which you’ll need to).- No metal bristles left behind. Part of my wanting to try a nylon brush was the fear of finding rusty, metal bristles in our food. But given the difficulty in cleaning with this, I’ll opt for being diligent in the future.

This is a great brush for grills, I would suggest not using the flat scraper on your grill grates. It just scratches them and loses and coatings. But the nylong bristles work fine. No it's not abrasive like metal brushes but there are 2 reasons you don't want a metal brush. 1. It hurts the surface of your grill greats making them harder to clean and causes food to stick more. 2. Metal brushes are dangerous, multiple people every year get prices of them stabbing into their mouth, throat or gut. It's super rare but does happen. Almost happened to me at a BBQ. Just let your grill cool, then use this and a bit of elbow grease. The nylon bristles came almost Perfectly clean with a quick blast of my garden hose. I will say my only 2 complaints are. 1. It's a bit light and cheap feeling. 2. The handle is awkwardly thick, like they expected you to use it with oven mitts. But those are minor issues. It's a great brush BUT DONT USE IT ON A HOT GRILL lol