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I have that scraper, and found that it really doesn't do a very good job. A balled up piece of aluminum foil works better than the wooden scrapers, in my experi
by zedpm 9y ago
I have that scraper, and found that it really doesn't do a very good job. A balled up piece of aluminum foil works better than the wooden scrapers, in my experience. Unfortunately, the best results come from the bristle brushes.
- overcast 9y agoAluminum is just being wasteful honestly. Not sure how clean you're expecting, but this does a fine job at getting all the big chunks off (which is what you want). Heat will nuke the rest of it.
- jandrese 9y agoDepends on what you're cleaning it for. Some people are paranoid that the bits of carbon left clinging to the rails are known to the state of California to cause cancer and must be completely removed before it is safe to heat food. Or you can be like me and just get the grill hot and give it a quick once over with a metal spatula to remove any chunks that are sticking up. I mean I'm cooking over an open flame here, it's already carcinogen city.
- jcoffland 9y agoI find that an aluminum ball leaves little bits of aluminum on the grill that can get into your food.