Char-Broil 8666894 SAFER Replaceable Head Nylon Bristle Grill Brush with Cool Clean Technology, One Size

It is good and handy . Still major effort required to clean

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It does a decent enough job if you don't have too many bits stuck to the grill. The metal scrapers get rid of anything that's sitting exactly on the flat parts of the grill, but anything slightly off centre gets missed. That's where the brush is supposed to do its job, but often it struggles to shift everything. That's the trouble with needing to wait for the grill to cool down. Some stuff becomes very stuck if the grill isn't hot.

With the traditional brush I always get flakes off of it. The wooden scraper just doesn’t do the trick. This brush is durable and does an AMAZING job! 10/10

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This is a great brush for grills, I would suggest not using the flat scraper on your grill grates. It just scratches them and loses and coatings. But the nylong bristles work fine. No it's not abrasive like metal brushes but there are 2 reasons you don't want a metal brush. 1. It hurts the surface of your grill greats making them harder to clean and causes food to stick more. 2. Metal brushes are dangerous, multiple people every year get prices of them stabbing into their mouth, throat or gut. It's super rare but does happen. Almost happened to me at a BBQ. Just let your grill cool, then use this and a bit of elbow grease. The nylon bristles came almost Perfectly clean with a quick blast of my garden hose. I will say my only 2 complaints are. 1. It's a bit light and cheap feeling. 2. The handle is awkwardly thick, like they expected you to use it with oven mitts. But those are minor issues. It's a great brush BUT DONT USE IT ON A HOT GRILL lol

I recently had a close call with one of those older metal bristol bushes. A lone bristol came loose and nestled on my burger, which then proceeded to lodge in the roof of my mouth after I had taken a bite. I can only imagine what horrors would have happened if I had swallowed that. Word to the wise toss your old metal bristle brushes. There are some nightmare stories out there. This is a far safer option, and so far it's been quite an effective alternative. Recommended.