Grill Brushes & Scrapers
Grill brushes and scrapers that clean your grates without leaving metal bristles in your food.
The problem with most grill brushes is the wire. Loose metal bristles break off, stick to the grates, and end up in someone's burger. Kona builds brushes and scrapers that clean just as hard without that risk, so you get a spotless grill and nothing in the food that shouldn't be there.
Find your grill brush
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Bristle-free brushes clean with a coil or mesh head instead of loose wires, so there's nothing to shed into your food.
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360 Clean bristle brushes scrub all the way around the grate in one pass, in black, wood-grain, and a speed-scraper version.
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Wooden grill scrapers form to your grate shape and skip bristles entirely.
How to keep your grates clean
- Clean while the grill is still warm. Gunk lifts far easier than when it's cold and set.
- Give the grates a pass before and after cooking.
- For baked-on grease, pair a brush or scraper with a grill cleaner spray.
Need the degreaser too? Browse our grill cleaners and degreasers.
Why Kona brushes
- Bristle-free and reduced-bristle options that won't shed wires into food
- Built to scrub hard on stainless, cast iron, and porcelain grates
- Long handles to keep your hands away from the heat
- Backed by Kona's happiness guarantee
Frequently asked questions
What is the safest grill brush?
The safest grill brushes skip loose metal wires that can break off and end up in food. Bristle-free brushes that clean with a coil or mesh head, and wooden grill scrapers, give you a hard scrub without shedding bristles onto the grates.
Are bristle-free grill brushes any good?
Yes. A good bristle-free brush or a wooden scraper cleans grates just as well as a wire brush, especially on warm grates, without the risk of a loose wire getting into your food. It is the main reason a lot of cooks switch.
How do you clean a grill without a wire brush?
Use a bristle-free brush, a wooden grill scraper, or a scrub sponge, and clean while the grates are still warm so grease lifts easily. For stuck-on buildup, add a food-safe grill cleaner spray and scrub.
What grill brush works on cast iron and porcelain grates?
Bristle-free coil and nylon brushes and wooden scrapers are gentle enough for cast iron and porcelain-coated grates while still scrubbing off cooked-on residue. Clean warm and let the tool follow the shape of the grate.
