Ajmyonsp 8Pack Grill Griddle Cleaning Brick Block Brick-A Magic Stone Pumice Grilling Cleaner Accessories for BBQ Grills, Racks, Flat Top Cookers

Got these to clean the rust off the black stone that had been sitting for 5 months. Took all three of the stones and my husbands strength to clean the grill and it worked great!

This product is at first amazing. Following the instructions, I sprayed a gentle cleaner/degreaser and apply light pressure with the cleaning brick. You’ll notice whatever grime you want away, comes right off pretty easily. The major cons of the product is that 1) leaves a lot of dusty particles as it scrapes away (kind of like eraser sheddings) and 2) MOST important, it scrapes the metal that you’re cleaning. I seriously doubt it is gentle on nonstick coatings so im scared to use it in my traeger… just a little false advertising on their part that i wish i knew before. See pic for proof.

After reading all the foot pumice stones reviews, I decided not to buy any of them. However this showed up as a suggestion when looking at bar-b-ques. They are the absolutely best pumice stone I have every used on our feet! The larger size makes it easy to hold on to them while rubbing. They do not disintegrate on your feet (like they may do on your grill). They have a small enough grit that it does not hurt your feet even when there is lots of rough skin. It required less rubbing than other stones I have used, including the new modern all synthetic ones. My husband and I are so tickled that our feet are now free of lockdown coarseness! And they are a better price than the ones advertised for feet.

These grill cleaning stones are much better than the ones I have bought at my local hardware box store. They are: 1) larger 2) denser, with smaller grit [the ones I bought locally had a lot air space, with larger grit particles--they didn't last very long] 3) durable. Note--if you are aggressive and apply too much pressure, they can scratch your surface. I cut mine into smaller pieces, so they are easier to manipulate and can get into grooves/corners and small spaces. I recommend wetting them during use. So far, I have cleaned up a scummy porcelain sink and scrubbed scale off of a toilet bowl. We'll see how it does on an ooold farm sink and clawfoot bathtub. FYI, as the bricks slowly wear down, the tiny grit can wash down into your plumbing system (some folks might want to avoid that).

It is the easiest way to keep your grill clean and ready to use.