EarthStone Grill Cleaning Block, the Environmentally Friendly Grill Cleaner, 1-Pack

I bought this to clean cast iron. it worked great. I discovered it was great at cleaning my tools such as an old trowel. it does dissolve easily with use, but that's the nature of the stone.

first time using this item and we were impressed highly recommended.

Gave it to my son in law for his birthday 🎂 🥳: He seemed to like it

Overall material is durable and works great after each grill use.

i bought it to try on my black stone grill. i wanted a fresh start. I was using the brick that came with didnt work that great would barely touch anything. This product here works wonderful. yes i have to use a couple because my grill was very built up. I would definitely recomend this product. ❤️

My new go-to grill cleaner. I love that I don't have to worry about the dangers of a bristle brush. This cleans the most stubborn food off my grill grates. I do bring them in to wash in the sink though because it leaves a sandy texture that needs to be rinsed off. It cleans so well though that it's worth the extra step of bringing them inside. One block has lasted me about five cleanings on a large, five burner grill. You could definitely get more out of it if you're not grilling stuff that's getting stuck in the grates.

This worked really well on a well-used, grease and grime covered grill. I was very surprised at how well it did. It crumbles as it is used so I would recommend buying two for a dirty grill. Also, need to clean with something wet afterwards because it leaves a dust.

The stone is great about getting the grill clean and ready for grilling. It is not very durable though. I ran water over the griddle and used the stone abd it crumbled the first time I used it. But, it did put a shine onto the burnt on food and rust filled grill.

The tool actually does a good job at cleaning. However, I'm not sure on the lifespan. It was looking pretty well used the 1st time I used it. I will use it again the next time I cook out and update.

It does remove the cooked on food particles, etc. but it leaves behind a significant amount of the stone material, which falls into a fine ash into the grill. With a pellet grill that has a fan, this would just lead to stone particles in your food, unless you then clean the entire drum. Not what I hoped for.