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Grill Scraping Tool

Item #86213
The average rating for this product is 5 out of 5 stars
1 review
Try this unique grill scraping tool to quickly clean off your grill grate. Designed to use with charcoal grills with rounded grates. Some grills that it will clean include Charbroil, Coleman, Weber, and more. The cut out designs on the brass universal disc slide along a variety of grate sizes and can easily be wiped clean.
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Product Overview

This is a grill sraping tool designed to make quick work of cleaning grill grates and can have a piece of mind that no bristles are going to break off. It has a brass universal disc with cut-outs designed to scrape off left over food particles on cast iron Weber, Broil King, oven racks and more.

Specifications

  • Grill scraping tool
  • Cleans traditional charcoal and gas grills
  • Brass cleaning disc wipes clean with a paper towel
  • No bristles to break off or stainless steel to scratch grates
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This shopper rated the product 5 out of 5 stars

It has a scraper slot for just about every grill grate.Light grill.. Scrape off the excess . Then take a wet quartered paper towel and steam off much of the rest.

Sharon from MI