A warning for my BBQ'ing friends
We have had a rash (5) of folks going to the ER with steel bristles lodged in their tongue/throat lately. Everything is being made cheaper these days and I guess BBQ brushes are no exception. The ...
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Camper_Jeff_&_Kelli wrote:
I use the thin edge of a cedar siding Shake/shingle. The shake develops grooves as you push back and forth against the grill and wraps around to clean the sides. No stray metals deposited and a clean grill. I think it may actually add a slight cedar flavor to the BBQ to boot.
When I purchased my house 16 years ago I had to tear off and replace the 40 year old cedar shake shingle roof. I saved all of shingles and have used them for the BBQ also. Another plus to that is that when you wear them out you can use them for the campfire.
Dak
