can it be used on cast iron bbq grates
1645595
I don't know as I used it on my kitchen sink and a metal decoration...not cast iron. Sorry not able to help you.
1645596
It will work on cast iron grates but I would be cautious about the chemicals and cooking. Make sure you clean them very good and then season them with oil to help prevent them from rusting again.
968819
It worked well on my cast iron grates & the stainless tray under my grates which was crusted with some burnt grease. Hope this helps. I liked this product very much.
684467
being cast iron, this should not go in dishwasher, or be washed with soap as it will quickly degrade the seasoning or coating on the grate that keeps food from sticking on it. It will rust and have to be reseasoned. Buy a heavy duty grill brush with hard man made bristles as anything else will hurt the coating. Oxo brand makes a good one. If and when you do get the grate wet it is best to wipe it down and dry it in the oven a few minutes. Then spray a light coat of cooking oil on it. Mine stays on the grill 24/7/365. I just turn the heat up and let any bits burn off during preheat, brush it down, and wipe a little oil on it. Good to go! being cast iron, this should not go in dishwasher, or be washed with soap as it will quickly degrade the seasoning or coating on the grate that keeps food from sticking on it. It will rust and have to be reseasoned. Buy a heavy duty grill brush with hard man made bristles as anything else will hurt the coating. Oxo brand makes a good one. If and when you do get the grate wet it is best to wipe it down and dry it in the oven a few minutes. Then spray a light coat of cooking oil on it. Mine stays on the grill 24/7/365. I just turn the heat up and let any bits burn off during preheat, brush it... » Read More being cast iron, this should not go in dishwasher, or be washed with soap as it will quickly degrade the seasoning or coating on the grate that keeps food from sticking on it. It will rust and have to be reseasoned. Buy a heavy duty grill brush with hard man made bristles as anything else will hurt the coating. Oxo brand makes a good one. If and when you do get the grate wet it is best to wipe it down and dry it in the oven a few minutes. Then spray a light coat of cooking oil on it. Mine stays on the grill 24/7/365. I just turn the heat up and let any bits burn off during preheat, brush it down, and wipe a little oil on it. Good to go! « Show Less
1539916
I don't see why not- cast iron is cast iron. I put this on our dutch oven, inside and out, every other time I use it and it works great! My dutch oven still looks brand new. As with everything that is cast iron- don't use citrus cleaners or hard chemicals, as it will remove the conditioner (essentially oil) in the cast iron that protects it from rust.
2021353
I do not know, as I have only used it on an electric smooth top and also an electric coil range. My main concern would be that you might let the fire get too hot and the small size of the flame might not heat the griddle evenly and it might warp. The griddle is not as thick a cast iron as a regular cast iron frying pan.
2021351
Absolutely! We use them on the grill all the time. That's the great thing about cast iron! Hope this helps!
1504692
I use it on my Weber gas grill primarily and it works great. The cleaner tool at the end is sized for a charcoal grill grate so I don't see why it couldn't be used for a charcoal grill as well.
212966
Yes this will work on any grill be it a coated surface or just steel or aluminum surface. The brush is stiff enough to get left over food off the grill but soft enough not to ruin the surface. One trick I use.... put some dish soap on the bristles as you clean. I use Dawn blue because of it's amazing ability to break down grease and food particles. plus this brush rinses off easily under hot water.
155703
We clean the the grates with a damp dish washing cloth. If it ever needed serious scrubbing, I would use a scouring pad sold for a barbeque grate and rinse with water. 'Mom' may have been worried about rust in a cast iron skillet or depleting the conditioning oil in the skillet. I sometimes use water in my cast iron skillet if it is seriously messy, but it rusts a bit if it is not dried out after cleaning. It takes a touch more oil to use the skillet the next time.
1744838
You certainly can - the primary reason I purchased this was so I would not have to deal with flame-ups on my gas grill. Suggest you lightly coat it will olive oil before placing meats on it. After use, wash with warm water (no soap) and dry with towel, then it is ready for next use.
247683
Yes! I have used this on my cast iron grill pan with good results. I suggest freshening the sseasoning on your pan after using the chain mail. I have found I don't need to scrub as hard as I think for good results.
1944834
We use it on the cast iron grates on our gas burner kitchenaid stove top. Don't think they are painted though...Works great
1340100
I will not use it with the standard Weber grills. but, I would think that it will work with any cast iron grill . As long as it fits well. It works well with the Craycort grill for my Weber.The cast iron grills are far better than the standard steel rod grills.
1755179
Greetings. each link is closed but there is no solder, or anything other than stainless steel for that matter. And yes, this scrubber can be used on cast iron.Thanks for checking in.Knapp Made Products
282437
I dip my steel brush in water and clean the hot grill that way. It was recommended by the brush manufacturer and it really cleans the cast iron grates; actually steams them clean. Just dip in water and brush grill, repeating 2-3 times, and you will have a clean grill. I then spray grill with the Weber grill spray, works on hot or cold grill. Good luck!
1945841
I have not used it on cast iron. I will give testamony on stainless steel cookware however. It is incredible and the cookware sparkles and shines with each use just like it came from the factory. All heat marks disappear instantly as does the residue from cooked meals. You will never go back to what you have used in the past. I do use regular dishwashing liquid and hot water to clean the cleanser and rinse with hot water as well. Dry them immediately for that factory shine. :)
726149
Hi, I do not see why you can't use it on a charcoal grill. I have not used it on one. But I have used it on a smoker & a propaine grill. It is heavy cast iron. It should work fine.