BBQ DragonChainmail Grill Brush - Bristle-Free Grill Cleaning Brush for Outdoor Grill - Heavy-Duty BBQ Brush and Grill Scrubber - Stainless Steel BBQ Grill Brush Cleaner - Safe BBQ Brush for Grills

Easy to use and clean a variety of different surfaces

Looked interesting - used it for about one week then it came apart. The metal mesh came apart and the rubber piece between the mesh and metal part came out. Returning if for a refund.

I love this grill brush so much I purchased another for my parents and plan to get more as housewarming gifts for friends.This brush is so easy to clean, just throw it in the dishwasher, and it’s miles sturdier than any wire grill brush.It does a great job on my ceramic grill. One tip is to use some water (no soap) on the brush when cleaning the grill. It said to do that on the tag and I’m glad I read that because it worked like a charm.

Overall i like this grill brush. My only complaint is the shaft is made of a weak metal and bends when i use it. I usually start with one side and when it bends to a certain point i just flip it over and continue. I do wish i could apply a tad more pressure but it just will not hold up to much force and bends to quickly.

This poorly made grill brush started falling apart after the first use. The small metal rings are very thin and do not hold up to cleaning a grill.

I had bought a bristle-free brush to clean my grill, but it was made of wound wires that snapped anyway and I was still afraid they’d end up stuck to my grill. So I went looking for another safe alternative to a bristle brush and this intrigued me. I bought it, used it for the first time a few days after I got it, and was quite impressed with how much crap it got off my grill. It cleaned my grill quickly and pretty easily (I wet the grill cleaner down as I used it), and I liked being able to turn it to get in between the grate. The kicker was being able to throw it in the dishwasher when I was done - SO easy!! I haven’t had it for long, so I can’t speak on durability over time, but so far I’m impressed!

With all the hype of the bristles of wire brushes getting into BBQ'ed food, this seemed like an ideal replacement. Initially, I liked it. It was easy to use and clean, but it soon started to show its weaknesses. First, a few of the chainmail links worked themselves loose. Not sure which I'd rather swallow...a small bristle or a large chainmail link. We kept using it, but it finally completely separated at the far end of the scraper and the chainmail 'pocket' just slid up the handle and we're left with an odd looking spatula.

This worked fairly well and doesn’t drop any bristles so it’s much safer. But it broke after only a few months. The head fell off the handle and I can’t find the manufacturer to see if they will repair. I’d look elsewhere.

I bought this to use on a WeberQ — maybe it performs better on different surfaces, but the chain links fail to go beyond the top surface, leaving grease and gunk between the bars.Trying to increase the cleaning pressure doesn’t work, the brush bends where the handle meets the head with even a small amount of pressure applied.