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To clean brass hardware without causing damage, the main mistake to avoid is being too harsh on it. First of all, be sure that you don't scrub too hard. Avoid using abrasive brushes or scouring ...

For the best results, repeatedly dip the brush in water while brushing a hot grill to steam clean. A gentler alternative to stainless steel, the brass Grillaholics Pro Brass Grill Brush won’t ...

To clean them, you need a brush that is softer than the porcelainized material but still rugged enough to remove stubborn grease and grime. Enter brass. The material works on all surfaces, but it’s ...

you may wish to go for a bristle-free brass mesh brush, as the metal is softer than stainless steel and will clean more gently. Grill brushes are typically between 12 and 18 inches long ...

Which is okay, but not as effective in cleaning corroded threads or rusty surfaces as a wire brush with at least half of the wires standing straight up. Brass-wire brushes don’t live long in ...

The manufacturer recommends the soft boar brush for gentle cleaning, and firm nylon bristles for more vigorous cleaning. When you need to tackle the most stubborn stains, try the extra-firm brass ...

For those, Abdoo recommends something with brass or nylon bristles ... to wait for the grill to cool before cleaning it—otherwise, you risk the brush melting onto the grate, he says.