While a wire bristle brush might seem like the obvious tool to grab to remove those burnt chunks from your grill, it's ...

Your grill is definitely going to get a workout, which means that you'll need to clean it regularly. However, health experts ...

If E. coli and carcinogens in meat weren't enough to keep you on your toes, now there's a new contender: the wire grill brush. Though they haven't been studied much, doctors at one hospital in ...

But before whipping up your next batch of burgers, take stock of your grill brush. If you use a stainless steel or brass wire brush to remove stuck-on food from grill grates, be aware of this ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Before digging into your next freshly-grilled cheeseburger, it may be worth taking a look at the type of brush used to clean the grill. Wire grill brush bristles can be ...

The cleanup that’s required afterward. Many people turn to what they know best—a wire grill brush—to get the job done by scrubbing the charred seasonings and sticky sauces off the grates.

The CDC is urging emergency rooms around the country to be on the lookout for internal injuries that may be caused by accidental ingestion of wire grill-cleaning brush bristles. In the July 6 ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. A Seattle-area woman who nearly died ...

She treated a young child with severe ear pain and a fever who stopped eating and drinking and it took 10 days of tests and scans before doctors discovered he had a wire from the brush lodged in ...

ExploreTikTok’s ‘boyfriend air’ videos call for a look at male hygiene After running tests and exams for several days, donctors discovered that the boy had a piece of a wire grill brush in ...

Of course, you’ll need to clean it before firing it up. Wire-bristle brushes may seem like the simplest way to clean your grill grates, but the unintended results can be pretty devastating if a ...

A new national safety standard for barbecue grill brushes will require a warning label and testing to reduce the risk of wire bristles becoming detached, embedded in food and accidentally ingested.