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Stainless steel or brass wire brushes are intended to remove residual food from grills. While they do the job and leave behind clean grates, they can also leave behind something else—wire bristles.

Instead of a wire-bristle brush, Kuerbitz recommended using a wood-bristle brush or a wood scraping paddle. For stainless steel grates, a brush with a stainless steel coil can also be a good option.