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Many people do not realize this but a standard grill brush can be very dangerous. For example, most inferior grill brushes contain metal bristles that often fall off while cleaning a grill. If one of those bristles got stuck to the grill and then to the food while cooking, ingesting that metal grill brush bristle
Most grill brushes have metal bristles that can break off. When they break off, they can become lodges in barbecue sauce, etc. on the grill grates. If not careful, grill brushes can be accidentally ingested and then become lodged within one's intestines, throat, etc. For that reason, I use this grill brush to clean my