Wood Paddle Grill Scraper

[Steve Brule]

Have any of you used this? Looking at replacing my metal brush and this has my interest.

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[six501]

Have any of you used this? Looking at replacing my metal brush and this has my interest.

The Great Scrape The Woody Paddle New All Natural BBQ Grill Scraper Amazon.com: The Great Scrape The Woody Paddle New All Natural BBQ Grill Scraper: Industrial & Scientific

I'm curious too. I read a bunch of disasters about the metal bristles on typical grill cleaners and got nervous...

 

[mrboy]

I think you could buy a flat wooden spatula for a lot less and get the same results.

 

[tom b]

I use a 6" drywall knife

 

[Free Mr. Tony]

Heard good things after they are broke in. It takes awhile for it to develop the grooves, but heard good things after that is accomplished.

 

[luberconn]

sand an edge on a wooden spoon. boom.

 

[Nuco59]

My dad uses a scrap wedge of oak to clean the grates on his Weber gasser. Same principle (stupid simple) -works like a champ - not all fancy-fied and a damn sight less than $30.00.

 

[cheez59]

I've had one for over a year and it works great. Sam's and Costco both sell them for $19.95. It takes about 5 minutes to burn the grooves in on a screaming hot grill. After that it just gets better.

 

[dadsr4]

It should work well. I use paint stir sticks all the time for what the dogs don't get off.

 

[Smoking Piney]

I use a 6" drywall knife

That's what I use, too.

 

[jcopple]

My initial response is $30.00 seems a little high for a chunk of Oak, but then it depends on what your time is worth to craft one.

 

[wormy]

I have one as well and love it. Like cheez59 said does not take long to put groves in with a hot grill and it sure beats having to worry about metal bristles in your food

 

[JDM46]

Works like a champ once the grooves are burned in.:-d

 

[DanQuixote]

I've always balled up the texas crutches and gave the grates a good scrubbing. They come clean as a whistle and it is just going to be tossed away anyway. Think if I was to try a wooden scraper it would be tightly bundled bamboo skewers.