The Best Safe BBQ Grill Brush and Scraper Alternative / Grill Floss! / Very Innovative!

Let’s try out “Grill Floss” and see if it really is the best alternative to grill brushes!
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[@alielebaev4003]

Thanks for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻

[@TomHorsmanAmateurBBQ]

Thanks for watching!

[@oneproudchump8457]

The “General” brought me here.

[@TomHorsmanAmateurBBQ]

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[@_seekingthetruth_1447]

Aaah GXT alumni. 😂 👊

[@phillipsmith-y1y]

Great review Tom. I have had a grill floss for years. It works fantastic. Besides getting under neath. I also use it if I use a wire brush to make sure there are no wire left on grates

[@grillfloss]

Thank you for being one of the original adopters, happy grilling :)

[@TomHorsmanAmateurBBQ]

Thanks for watching!

[@jasonbruno1779]

Interesting tool, I just use a piece of scrap wood that has conformed to the grate over time, started using that after hearing a few stories one of them from a local woman who was using a wire brush and one of the bristles came off, got stuck on the meat and ended up ingesting it and it got lodged in her digestive tract, experienced severe pain , didn’t know what was going on till they took x-rays

[@TomHorsmanAmateurBBQ]

Thanks for Watching Jason! God to know

[@grillfloss]

We hear a lot of stories about people swallowing wire bristles every summer, it is quite scary! The craziest thing is all these stories end with some sort of surgery to get the wire out! Pretty cool that you made a scrap wood work for you :)

[@ИбрагимМадмаров-м7ч]

Отлично

[@Chuck-1121]

Now that's a cool device that might do the job. Thanks Tom

[@TomHorsmanAmateurBBQ]

Thanks for Watching! It does, very nicely!

[@АБисмиллах]

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[@EricPetersen2922]

Looks like a good solution, flipping over the grate with a puffy knife works good as well.

[@TomHorsmanAmateurBBQ]

Thanks for Watching Eric!

[@grillfloss]

Yep, flipping the grates to get to the bottom is the gold standard, but for us lazier folks who avoid lifting the greasy grates, GrillFloss works great to get to the underside and in between the grates where the wire brush can't reach.

[@EricPetersen2922]

@@grillfloss I agree, you developed a good solution and product. Best of luck with your marketing campaign. Eric Petersen - marketing director

[@jaybooth4815]

Now that looks like a really useful tool Tom. I wish you would have demonstrated it on a dirty grill….if you have one…haha. I like that it gets under the grate. Thanks Tom!

[@TomHorsmanAmateurBBQ]

Thanks for Watching Jay!…. Exactly what I thought……

[@grillfloss]

lol, Tom keeps his gear spotless right?!

[@tedz.]

It may sound odd to most, but I use a paint scraper, the metal ones with the curved, pointed hook on them. That side of the blade reaches the underside of each rod in the grate. Obviously, this product works for the "rod" type grates, not the cast-iron types that we know TH loves.

[@TomHorsmanAmateurBBQ]

Thanks for Watching Ted! Appreciate the feedback

[@grillfloss]

Yep, the curved end of a paint scraper blade will work, as long as there is enough space in between your grill rods. Way to be resourceful :)

[@JimNapaCA]

Really cool! No more putty knife!

[@TomHorsmanAmateurBBQ]

Thanks for Watching Jim! Works very well!

[@grillfloss]

Jim, you'll be surprised how many grillers use a putty knife like you too, they use the curved cut out end to get around the grates

[@AlNoPrMa111]

Суппер

[@elberffuentes]

Cómo

[@TomHorsmanAmateurBBQ]

Thanks!