Weber 6421 12-Inch Grill Brush & Scraper
Weber 6421 12-Inch Grill Brush & Scraper
- Makes cleanup a snap
- Bristles won’t rust or leave rusty deposits
- Scraper end removes tough spots
- Hardwood handle
This 12-inch grill brush/scraper features a hardwood handle. Notched scraper set into the handle aids in removing stubborn grate residue.
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(out of 13 reviews)
List Price: $ 6.99
Price: $ 5.59
Electric Fly Swatter – 1500 Volts
- THIS IS NOT your regular WEAK “AA” powered Electronic swatter. Our Electronic swatter uses 2 “D” batteries which gives off a POWERFUL 1,500 bug exploding volts
- Takes 2 “D” Batteries. DO NOT SETTLE FOR CHEAP “AA” Battery swatter that DON’T work
- Simply push the button on handle to zap away those annoying bugs
- Protective THREE LAYERED Screen Keeps you from shocking yourself. The top & Bottom screen is for your protection. The middle screen give a whopping 1500 VOLT Shock
- Make sure, you received the original swatter with THREE LAYERS of screen. Not just 1 WEAK & UNSAFE SCREEN. It’s safe for indoor or outdoor use. Praised as the most effective, convenient, and hygienic insect terminator, as it leaves no smudge, smear or mess to clean up after
THIS IS NOT your regular WEAK “AA” powered Electronic swatter. Our Electronic swatter uses 2 “D” batteries which gives off a POWERFUL 1,500 bug exploding volts. Takes 2 “D” Batteries. DO NOT SETTLE FOR CHEAP “AA” Battery swatter that DON’T work. Elec
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(out of 50 reviews)
Price: $ 4.99
Review by W. Boswell for Weber 6421 12-Inch Grill Brush & Scraper
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I thought by purchasing the genuine Weber product I would get a quality item. Too bad it is not made in the USA like the Baby Q grill which works very well. 2 pushes with this brush and 3-4 tufts of brass wire fell out. I lightly pulled on a couple of others tufts and they came right out. A waste of money…straight to the garbage. Weber should be embarrassed to sell an item like this. Does anyone test them?
Update – I emailed by Amazon invoice to Weber and they sent me a replacement which seems better.
Review by Kinger7102 for Weber 6421 12-Inch Grill Brush & Scraper
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What can I say. It does exactly what its supposed to do. I own the Weber Q 220. Perfect size brush for a smallish grill. If you own a bigger grill you may want something with a longer handle.
Review by Toph24 for Weber 6421 12-Inch Grill Brush & Scraper
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Starting to fall apart after four uses on webber q. Not a large grilling surface so there’s not much to clean, but the bristles are already half work down. Maybe I’m too hard on it?
Review by A. Robinson for Weber 6421 12-Inch Grill Brush & Scraper
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This grille cleaning brush works like a charm. Makes it easy to clean enough the toughest, stuck on food. Highly recommend.
Review by Aderyn for Weber 6421 12-Inch Grill Brush & Scraper
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This brush works well for awhile, but its brass bristles become easily clogged with grill grease and grit, and the bristles can’t be cleaned effectively. Once they’re smashed and glued together with gunk, that’s it. I really like the little prong on the end that fits over the individual wires of the grate for extra scraping action, so I keep the brush around for that. After the first grilling season, though, it was pretty useless as an actual brush.
Review by MK for Electric Fly Swatter – 1500 Volts
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I have the smaller version of this device (2AA batt.). Works great. Buy 2 or you will have to be fighting with your spouse to use the one you buy.
Frys mosquitoes and causes them to explode. Great theraputic value.
Will give you a painfull zap too if you contact the metal mesh while it is switched on.
Keep out of the reach of children and stupid adults.
Review by cbs42 for Electric Fly Swatter – 1500 Volts
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The zapper works wonderfully in general. It’s not the greatest thing to use on gnats though, as another reviewer noted. The wire mesh is too coarse to guarantee a bridge across the contacts for such a small bug. For anything bigger (mosquitos, flies, bees, etc…) it works like a charm. You do not need to be a tennis pro to be able to hit the bugs consistently. It only takes a basic level of physical coordination.
For particularly big bugs (such as the carpenter bees that infest my back yard) it only stuns them. So if you’re swinging after some paleolithic trophy specimin, be prepared to grind it with your shoe after it falls stunned to the ground.
One warning though: Once you press the racquet’s button and hold it for even a second or two, the internal capacitor is charged up to 1500 volts. At that point, even if you’re not holding the button down, anything that bridges the contacts between the two mesh grids will get popped. This is great for bugs, but not so much for fingers. The zap won’t do any lasting damage to you, but it hurts a bit and numbs up your finger for a minute or two. The lesson here is to always assume the zapper is charged, even if you’re not actively holding down the button.
Review by azezal for Electric Fly Swatter – 1500 Volts
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Pros: *You get to hear a loud satisfying “pop” with each kill.
*Don’t have to switch out batteries as aften because of longer lasting Ds are used.
*Extra size of it allows for larger capaciters to give it higher voltage.
Cons: *Hitting flies in mid air is a bit hard due to the weight of the thing,
*and its not much use to ground insects because you can’t swat it against the ground without breaking it.
*Red warning light only stays on when button is depressed, even though it should stay on because juice will still remain in the capaciters for a while which can cause nasty suprises.
Review by Gadget Nut for Electric Fly Swatter – 1500 Volts
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They advertised ‘THIS IS NOT your regular WEAK “AA” powered Electronic swatter. Our Electronic swatter uses 2 “D” batteries which gives off a POWERFUL 1,500 bug exploding volts!
What was sent does not use D cells but instead uses 2 ‘AA’ cells in direct contradiction to what they said.
I think that the advertisement should clearly state what actually would ship.
I have used it and it does work very well so I’ll keep it.
But in the future I would be reluctant to order from that vendor since I can’t be sure that what is advertised would be what they send you.
Review by Mr. Green Thumb for Electric Fly Swatter – 1500 Volts
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I bought mine locally from a harbor freight store. You can get it online from their website harborfreight dot com when it’s on sale for three ninety nine or seven ninety nine regular price. Mine is a 2 D batteries unit and I have been using it off and on for over 3 years before the batteries started to leak and corroded the terminals. I bought a new one and it seems like it zapped a little better, probably higher voltage at the grids. I think alkaline batteries are best as oppose to rechargeable batteries because they are 1.5 volts each compare to 1.2 or 1.25 volts for rechargeable. The extra small fraction of voltage makes a big difference. Since the leakage, I’ve only use Energizer batteries because they seem to leak less than other brands.
I live close to the lake and there are a lot of mosquitos in my neighborhood. They like to hang out by the shrubs and vines, especially ivy. Mosquitos are attracted to living mammals because we exhale carbon dioxide. There are times when I see up to 20 mosquitos cirling me especially around my legs. I just slowly swing the zapper and they just get caught in the grill of the unit. Sometimes you hear the pop right away but other times they only get stuck. Their body has to be in between the negative and positive part of the grill for it to work. Sometimes I have to shake or blow on the zapper so they fall into right place while holding down the zap button. After they explode, you know that they can’t get up and fly away. I think this zapper works better for mosquitos than flies. With flies, their body is plumper and they fly much quicker so you have to give a harder swing. If you get lucky by swinging it just right, he get stuck between the grids. If you find one landed on a flat object like a counter or table, simply move slowly to him and “trap” him. They don’t stick to the grill easily so I usually sweep them onto the zapper with a newspaper or something. Sometimes, they just play dead and they don’t die right away so it might be wise to wait and see him explode or flare up to be sure he is no longer a nuissance. The popping sound can be loud and startling to some people. Again, you might have to shake the zapper a little bit to get him in the right place.