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Good grief...who knew!? I use a Hibachi iron grill and use either fir bark or briquets as fuel...I clean my grills with fire and scrape rarely with a grill stone! Stones don't leave chunks of wire behind and I recommend this as an alternative! Peace.

This is a grill stone used for scraping a grill..any grill..clean!

11 years ago. Rating: 15
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Now I have another excuse why not to bother buying a wire brush. Wadded up foil works well by the way.....

11 years ago. Rating: 12
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Thank you Clonge, this is an eyeopener. I always use a wire brush. I will try the tinfoil or a grill stone, once I find out what it is. How little we were informed about the danger of using a wirebrush. The man was lucky that he survived.

11 years ago. Rating: 10
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ok...no more playing with lighter fluid or wire brushes.  shucks.

11 years ago. Rating: 7
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Thanks for the warning, Clonge, , and than LINDILOU for the bbq "pumice" stone/brick idea. I have a charcoal bbq (my son's) and our complex has a propane grill.  I'm not confident using either one, but have wire-brushed both for others.  I'll look for the brick for both!

11 years ago. Rating: 5
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Rather than re-posting the info, I thought I'd "answer" so it would appear as a recent answer. I should have done it sooner, but it's never too late. Be careful, and have a happy Memorial Day (U.S.)

9 years ago. Rating: 2
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