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A hard day’s work behind the grill leads to lots of tasty rewards: juicy rib eyes, seasonal zucchini, and a few ripe peaches for cobbler, to name a few. What’s not as enjoyable? The cleanup that’s ...

CIBOLO – When Judy Heickman ordered steak at a restaurant last month, she got something off-menu. Now’s she’s warning others about the hidden danger of using wire bristle brushes to clean grills. “I ...

ALBANY — Two years ago, a 4-year-old boy in Florida was eating a hamburger hot off the grill when he was jabbed by a sharp pain in his ear that confounded doctors for 10 days. The surprising source of ...

Last winter, a team of doctors at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children in Delaware treated a 16-year-old girl who had a sharp pain in one spot of her abdomen. Although the doctors suspected ...

Even if you no longer use a wire brush to clean your grill, you may still want to one—or a few—around for other household and DIY tasks and projects. I've found that these sturdy brushes with stiff ...

The worst part of any meal is the cleanup. A lot of people enjoy cooking and most people like eating, but cleaning up everything after you’re full and tired? Hard pass. Whether it’s doing the dishes, ...

Rhode Island Hospital reported 12 people swallowed brush bristles stuck in food. July 5, 2012— -- Few things taste better at the end of a summer day than a juicy burger or steak hot off the grill ...