Jim Beam Large Wood Grill Cleaning Brush

Just so you know something about me, i bbq just about every weekend from spring to fall ranging from chicken/pork/fish/ribs to just burgers and hot dogs. I have a Weber Genesis Grill with cast iron grates. I always preheat my bbq to let it burn off as much as i can for about 10-15 mins beforehand (try to leave it at around 450-500 degree range) then i come in and brush it down really well then i set the burners to high and try to get it into the 500+ range then coat the grate with some lard (very similar to curing a cast iron pan) then proceed with the bbq. I have never had any problems with bristles falling out. Overall this is the best brush i've found for this grill. The handle is long enough and the brush doesn't hurt the cast iron. I actually wish the block was even larger, but overall it's better than most sizes that i've found with a wood handle. The screws are easy to remove and replace the grill bush. Great brush, and pretty good value considering you'll get 3 heads.