Paul Saladino· MD
The little wires from this grill brush can get stuck in the back of your throat, in your ferings, in your intestines, causing perforations, causing an abscess.
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The little wires from this grill brush can get stuck in the back of your throat, in your ferings, in your intestines, causing perforations, causing an abscess.
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So you guys know that actually there are hundreds of people every year that go to the emergency room for ingesting the little metal shards of those grill brushes. You can use them but if you use a grill brush, you got to be careful that a little piece of that grill brush, that metal doesn't end up on the grill plate and then end up in your food. If you eat a little piece of that metal, it can totally cause problems in your intestines. So, it's it's actually better to use like an onion or something to clean the grill. Maybe use a wire brush and then use an onion, but be careful with the metal wire brushes on the grill.