Cave Tools brand BBQ Brush (review)

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When most people think of grilling, they think of summertime. Not me. If it's nice enough outside, I don't care the season, I like to grill. Doesn't matter what's being grilled either: burgers, chicken, pork chops, hot dogs (oh I love me a good hot dog). It just tastes better! I even tried to grill bacon once...I about killed our grill on that one. But wouldn't it have tasted awesome?! Hard to improve on bacon but I think grilling could!
see? all shiny!
I digress. With grilling so much, our grill gets dirty. We've tried cheap brushes from the store and they work ok; nothing fancy. Then I got to try Cave Tools BBQ Brush and I love it! It was shiny when I got it but now it's dirty from all the hard work it does. I don't have to push super hard like with the cheap ones to get my grill clean. I just liked that pretty much with one swipe, I was done cleaning that section. I don't waste a lot of time on grill maintenance like that so it's nice to get to the grilling. 

rust proof in snow? that's good news in the Midwest!
image via Amazon.com

100% rust proof design, stainless steel bristles (safe on porcelain even), and a lifetime satisfaction guarantee makes this BBQ brush a really great deal.

image via Amazon although it may as well be my grill
Go get your own brush on Amazon or through their website and try it out. I don't think you'll be disappointed. You can use the code: V9BW7SDN for 15% off the BBQ Brush. I know your grill is already dirty from this summer but get it ready for Labor Day with the Cave Tools BBQ Brush. They have other products, too: rib roast rack, tongs, burger press, grill light, grill spatula. Those are probably very useful, too! 

Disclaimer: I received this tool in order to try it out and write an honest review. All opinions are my own and may differ from yours.

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