Grill Rescue - The World's Safest Grill Brush

[@lugeneparker]

Just dropping in to say this works extremely well. Works well alone. But works best with a coiled wire brush as well. Will Def keep this on hand. Makes cleaning the grease a breeze

[@GrillRescue]

Thank you for the positive feedback. We’re happy to hear that this worked for you. Happy grilling!

[@jtap484]

Just got mine! Keeps my kamado joe super clean!

[@KailuaDoug]

Here is what works for me for cleaning my grill. Using a wire (but not the dangerous type..more of a coil), first. Then a pumice stone to really get it good. Then back to the wire again to remove the pumice dust left behind. THEN this grill rescue brush. Combined, it cleans up my grill really well. Can't ask for more.

[@GrillRescue]

Hey! This is really a good technique! using grill rescue brush makes the cleaning more sure and safe!

[@clintsharp6219]

Looks like an awesome pruduct. Just bought a new grill and will be ordering this soon.

[@GrillRescue]

Have you ordered? I hope you like it.

[@bryanrmcf]

“Bro, get this brush bro, like seriously bro it’s the best thing ever.”

[@GrillRescue]

Yes bro! You got it bro!

[@koreancanuck]

How do you take the pad off the handle? Just got one and need to know for when i need to remove it and put it in the dishwasher.

[@GrillRescue]

The best way to release the cleaning head from the handle is to firmly press in on one side of the locking clips of the cleaning head with your thumb while using your other hand and fingers as support. It should pop right off or, if possible, be able to press in on both locking clips at the same time.

[@abbydavis4297]

This guy reminds me of the plumbus episode of Rick and morty, very entertaining and informing! We already have one, I just watched this video to see how I can clean the sponge.

[@2wind2000]

Have to admit, it works well with my griddles!

[@BLYFACTOR]

How does the steam part work? You just said dip in water. Do you mean boiling hot water?

[@JohannGambolputty22]

If your grill grates are hot even cold water will steam instantly.

[@barnakl]

Preheat my dude

[@cdahdude51]

This is a good ad, great humor lol

[@GrillRescue]

Thank you! We're glad that you like it.

[@Brandondrumkc]

I got one for my bday. Washed it in the dishwasher and it didn't clean it off at all. It DOES clean the grill fairly well...but the scrubbing pad itself does not clean as you advertise at all.

[@GrillRescue]

Due to the high heat and grease, the cleaning head works on it will have some discoloration and will never return to the original brand new color, but that won't affect its cleaning ability, and it is still safe to use.

[@mrthomas7511]

I wasn't even looking for this video. I did run my finger across a wire grill brush one time. It was brand new and I got a metal splinter. Imagine what a rusty grill brush could do

[@XPBInthenight]

I just popped here to say…nice pits at 2:22.

[@Arri47]

Ok Ill give this thing a try. Good luck with the business!

[@GrillRescue]

Nice! How was your experience?

[@Vole182]

Alright, I am in for one. I'll let you know how it goes.

[@skylinesenses]

What did you think? Thinking of buying one!

[@GrillRescue]

Great Sean! Hope you loved our Grill rescue brush!

[@granthughes8511]

The brush head is stuck on and I can’t get it off :/

[@granthughes8511]

Nvm I got it off lol

[@dinaliburdi7052]

How do you remove the pad?

[@GrillRescue]

The best way to release the cleaning head from the handle is to firmly press in on one side of the locking clips of the cleaning head with your thumb while using your other hand and fingers as support. It should pop right off or, if possible, be able to press in on both locking clips at the same time. Here is a video to help you out: grillrescue.com/pages/faq-for-gr

[@ThepowderbluesForum]

Mine is black after my first use. Probably supposed to be. But am i supposed to wash it now? Or just keep wetting it. I rinsed it after i used it but that thing isnt cleaning up. lol

[@GrillRescue]

The best way to clean the pads is by hand with warm water and soap. Due to the high heat and grease, the cleaning head works on it will have some discoloration and will never return to the original brand new color, but that won't affect its cleaning ability, and it is still safe to use.

[@kppaynter]

Where is this manufactured?

[@PrevitiNathan]

Not as advertised. 1. The scrub pops off easily when cleaning 2. Doesn’t clean in dishwasher.

[@GrillRescue]

Please send us an email at [e-mail]. So we can help you out.

[@dylanshepherd3213]

yeah I bit down on a wire while eating hamburgers and I was done with metal brushes

[@GrillRescue]

Glad you're okay, and nothing serious happened to you!

[@jt8251]

0:55 My first time making love was a horrible, uncomfortable and awkward experience.

[@EllaErdman]

The scrub does NOT easily pop off ! My husband had to your screwdriver for the scrub to get unattached

[@GrillRescue]

Hey Ella, You can remove the cleaning head by firmly pressing on the locking clips on the side of the cleaning head, sometimes it is easier to just press in on one of the locking clips with your thumb while using your other hand and fingers as support. It should pop right off! Here is a video to help you out: grillrescue.com/pages/faq

[@tylerscarlett]

Do not throw it in your washing machine

[@runNgun88]

Purchased!!!

[@GrillRescue]

Awesome! Hope you liked it!

[@ITR1329]

I stopped at "fits every groove, like the first time making love". Interesting marketing campaign fellas

[@dylanshepherd3213]

$50???????????

[@GrillRescue]

Don't worry! It's definitely worth it and will last long enough. In case you are interested, you can check our products here: grillrescue.com/collections/all

[@G7130]

Jesus…

[@Madmax-zc2gk]

Uh….NO… throw this brush head in the dishwasher and it better be by itself… cuz the black soot gets all over your other dishes….Also… I double-dog dare someone to put this in your clothes washer with your clothes… Not happenin….

[@GrillRescue]

Yeah, it is better to wash it alone.

[@g-bear192gaming9]

Starts it with lighter fluid 🤦‍♂️

[@GrillRescue]

Yes, as long as it covers the cleaning head sponge part completely, enough to get every grill grates it brushed clean.