Farberware 5261925 Barbecue Triple Head Grill Brush, 18-Inch, Black

Name: Farberware 5261925 Barbecue Triple Head Grill Brush, 18-Inch, Black
Brand: Farberware
SKU: 0024131441822
Price: 31.23 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Farberware

3.6/5

€
31.23

BUILT IN SCRAPER: scours even the toughest stuck on foods. EXTRA LONG: measures 18 inches for extended cleaning motion while in use. CONVENIENT HANDLE: made of plastic and specially angled for comfort in the hand while in use. DURABLE AND EFFECTIVE: woven stainless steel bristles scour even the toughest gristle and grime off your grill. THOROUGH GRILL CLEANING: triple, 360-degree bristle head slips into even the hardest-to-reach areas of your grill.

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EAN: 0024131441822

Categories Patio, Lawn & Garden, Grills & Outdoor Cooking, Outdoor Cooking Tools & Accessories, Cleaning & Maintenance Tools, Grill Brushes,

Brand	Farberware
Color	Black
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 46 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Handle Material	Stainless Steel,Plastic,Plastic Handle
Item model number	5261925
Item Weight	13.6 ounces
Manufacturer	Lifetime Brands Inc.
Material	Plastic
Number of Items	1
Product Dimensions	2.76 x 3.54 x 17.72 inches
Special Feature	Durable
Surface Recommendation	Plastic

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Scritto da: Ashley

Solid propane grill cleaner

This is a very well-made grill cleaner with solid metal bristles. I have used it multiple times and haven’t noticed any major deterioration. It definitely does the trick without a lot of elbow grease required

Scritto da: gmesick

Spiral Brush is Overkill

This spiral barbecue brush is super long—which makes it a bit unwieldy for a typical backyard grill. Still, if you are concerned about getting burned while cleaning the grill, this will keep your hands far, far away. The down side is that it is a bit tough to maneuver. This grill brush is well-made, with a sturdy handle and tough bristles. The spiral bristles are broad and thick, which makes it difficult to work into corners, but it makes quick work of a good once-over before and after grilling. Its strength is also its weakness—it’s just really, really big. That makes it difficult to maneuver and difficult to clean (doesn’t fit in a sink particularly well). Still, it is well-made and, if you are looking for a big brush, this fits the bill.

Scritto da: Diane

Weber's little brother brush...

This bbq brush is shaped like the best bbq brush we've ever used, but it's a little weaker. In my pic you'll see a Weber brush in the same style (left) and this brush (right). The Weber brush is a but heavier in weight, the wire handle is better balanced and thicker, and there are more bristles on the end than this Farberware brush. That said, this brush does work. It cleaned our bbq pretty well with a similar amount of effort to the Weber brush. It's a decent brush at a decent price. My opinion is that the Weber brush is better made and is worth the $2 extra, but this brush is totally serviceable.

Scritto da: csroc

Get your grill clean

This has checked all the boxes I need for a grill brush: * Hanging loop * Long enough to keep my hand out of the heat * scrapey end This is a straightforward tool that gets the job done. While longer bristles might help in some cases, I've found this to overall be very effective at helping us clean off our basic charcoal grill. I wouldn't continue to use this whenever we get a nicer grill but for a cheap grill it works great. The biggest thing to watch out for is loose wires from this type of brush. We've had no issues so far but you don't want those winding up in your food.

Scritto da: WalleeCee

Not as sturdy as I'd hoped

Received this and put it right to work. It does have the ability to clean up your grill, but you really have to put some elbow grease into it. Unfortunately, you can only put so much elbow grease into it because it is quite "bendy." I found that I had to hold it at about a 60ish degree angle to avoid bending it (and possibly making it useless). I would say that this would be good for a grilling session that doesn't produce much "stuff" on your grill. If it's a messy session, I'd recommend going over it with a sturdier brush and finishing with this one.

Scritto da: Atomicwasteland

Entry level grill brush that does a serviceable job on smaller grills

I got this for my portable charcoal grill, as I didn't want lug along my heavier normal cleaning brush. It does a reasonable job but is not nearly as nice as brushes with multiple bristle heads. (I also prefer the brushes with spools of tightly wound wire instead of bristles because they tend to break a lot less and you find fewer bristles in your food...) That said, for a small (or portable grill) this does a decent job. It is light enough to care and store easily, and the wire bristles work well (until they start to break off after heavy use, at which time it is time for a new brush. I wouldn't buy one of these as my main brush, but for a camp grill it works fine.

Scritto da: Jeffrey A. Brown

Feature packed grill brush that's very budget friendly

The media could not be loaded. I needed a new grill brush to help clean and maintain my charcoal grill. Charcoal grills especially can build up a lot of burnt food and grease and need to be cleaned regularly. A couple of notes on this grill brush: • My favorite thing about this grill brush is that the handle is very long. You can easily brush the grill while its still very hot, and it keeps your hand far enough away that it does not get hot, and you do not need to use any type of protection on your hand while using it. • The brush itself if very coarse and really does a great job of removing burnt on grime and grease. • The only negative is that the handle is a bit too flexible, so when you really put pressure on the grill to remove heavy burnt material, the handle of the brush tends to flex limiting how much pressure you can apply on the brush. Overall its a great grill brush, and it's a very affordable price as well.

Scritto da: Kent

Very strong brush for tough scrubbing, but doesn’t enable the use of both sides of the brush head

This review is for the Farberware 5261925 Barbecue Triple Head Grill Brush. This particular grill brush has some definite pros and cons. On the pro side: * Great handle length that allows you to scrub a grill with 2-hands * 6 stiff wires that can take a good bit of scrubbing pressure without bending * Triple-headed stiff metal bristles that get in-between grill grates as well-balanced * Metal scrape head to knock the tough spots off-road On the cons side: * All the stiff metal wires does make it a bit heavier than other grill brushes. * The design with the stiff wires positioned on top prevents you from using both sides of the metal brush heads, effectively cutting the useful life in half. While this is an excellent quality brush and very durable, that last con item above is the main thing I don’t like about this brush. This type of metal bristle head does tend to get gunked up and worn down a bit flat when used over time. Other brush designs that enable the use of both sides of the metal brush head are better in that aspect IMO. But for those you also trade off them not being as rugged and strong as this brush is. So basically you have to decide between greater strength, or longer useful life.