GreatScrape
The Ultimate BBQ Cleaning Tools
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A new alternative to the old metal wire brush.
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Amanda and Brian on Dec 22, 2023
5 out of 5 starsGreat concept! Thanks for shipping quickly, it’s going to be a great Christmas gift.
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Alex on Oct 27, 2023
5 out of 5 starsGreat product, fast shipping. It’s just what my husband was looking for.
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allisonqcomer on Jun 18, 2022
5 out of 5 starsA well received gift! Second time ordering and would definitely buy again.
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Shannon on Jan 9, 2022
5 out of 5 starsSurprised how quick this product started to mold to our grill. Awesome quality and a job well done!
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Jim on Sep 22, 2021
5 out of 5 starsGreat way to scrape a grill without worrying about bits of wire and metal breaking off and maybe getting into your food.
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Roxanne on May 27, 2021
5 out of 5 starsThe scraper was larger than I thought but only because I did not read the specs. It is well made and my husband is breaking it in. It is very nice quality and once the teeth are formed with more use I am sure he will love it. The item was as described and our expectations were exceeded.
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About GreatScrape
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Thompson Brothers & Company, LLC
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Three brothers and their friend are the owners of Great Scrape. The product is the alternative to the wire brush. Wires break off and can end up in your food. Started in 2009, expanded from the MN State Fair to retailers all over the US.
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A wood shop
Antigo, WI
Zelazoski Wood Products began as Thomas Zelazoski Manufacturing Company in 1924 in a vacant blacksmith shop in Antigo, Wisconsin. With four employees, the company manufactured mostly farm related items. In 1928 it began producing blocks for the brush and broom industry. Growth was slow but steady an
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A wood shop
Antigo, WI
Zelazoski Wood Products began as Thomas Zelazoski Manufacturing Company in 1924 in a vacant blacksmith shop in Antigo, Wisconsin. With four employees, the company manufactured mostly farm related items. In 1928 it began producing blocks for the brush and broom industry. Growth was slow but steady an
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