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The Braai Baas hero. A cordless, rechargeable electric brush with a spinning stainless steel head that strips burnt carbon, grease and old marinade off your grid in seconds — no chemicals, no scrubbing, no cold water. 2600mAh rechargeable battery, USB-C charging Spinning stainless steel brush head Safe on cast-iron, stainless and chrome grids Cordless and light enough to use one-handed while the coals settle Built for braai legends who braai every week.
30-day Braai Baas money-back guaranteeNationwide delivery in 10–20 business days, tracked
Specifications
Motor power
80 W high-torque
Battery
2 600 mAh Li-ion, USB-C
Runtime
Up to 90 minutes
Charge time
2–3 hours
Brush head
Stainless steel, detachable
Length
42 cm
Weight
1.1 kg
Fits & works with
Stainless steel braai grids
Cast iron grids and grid plates
Enamel-coated grids (use light pressure)
Weber-style round kettle grates
Flat-top plates and griddles
What’s in the box
Cordless Electric Grid Brush handle unit
1 × stainless steel brush head
USB-C charging cable
Instruction card and guarantee slip
Customer reviews
What South African braaiers say
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Using Your Braai Baas
How it cleans, how to use it, and keep it safe
Real answers on usage, safety, and the cleaning results you can expect from the electric grid cleaner.
Charge the unit fully via USB-C (about 2–3 hours), press the power button to spin the head, and run the bristles across your grid while the braai is still warm — not glowing. Keep the cleaner moving in steady passes and let the brush do the work; there’s no need to press hard. Replace the brush head when the bristles wear down.
Use it on a warm — not lit — grid. Let the coals die down and the grid cool to a warm, touchable temperature. Running the brush over a glowing-hot or flaming grid can scorch the bristles and risks burns. A warm grid loosens grease and carbon far better than a cold one anyway.
Yes. The spinning brass and stainless bristle heads are designed for metal grids — stainless steel, cast iron, and chrome-plated grates all clean up safely. Keep the cleaner moving and avoid dwelling on one spot. For softer coatings, use the lighter Turbo-Heads and test a small corner first.
Used correctly, no. The bristles are tuned to lift carbon and grease without gouging metal. The golden rule is don’t press down — let the motor’s rotation do the scrubbing. Choose the right head for the job: brass for everyday cleans, stainless for stubborn carbon, and the softer Turbo-Heads for polished or coated grates.
The heads are locking-fit and spin securely when seated correctly. Inspect the head before each use, snap it on until it clicks, and replace worn or loose heads. As a habit, give the grid a quick wipe with a damp cloth after cleaning — just as you would with any wire brush — before you cook.
Yes. The 80W motor and spinning bristles strip away burnt-on carbon, grease, and food residue that elbow grease and sponges leave behind. Heavy build-up may need a couple of passes with the stainless head; regular weekly cleans stay quick and light. See the before/after slider on the homepage for a real grid result.
A full 2–3 hour USB-C charge gives you enough runtime for several full braai cleans — typically 20–30 minutes of continuous spinning. For most home braaiers that’s a week or two of weekly cleans on a single charge. A green indicator light tells you when it’s ready to go.
Never submerge the motor unit in water. After each use, remove the head and tap out the loose debris, wipe the body with a damp cloth, and let the head air-dry. Store it in a dry spot out of direct heat. Heads are replaceable and recyclable — keep a spare Turbo-Heads pack handy.
Free guide
How to clean a braai grid — the full method
Our step-by-step braai grid cleaning guide covers when to clean, the right brush head for stainless steel, cast iron and enamel grids, how to prevent rust and how to rescue a badly neglected grid.
Fresh stainless steel heads for your Braai Baas Electric Grid Brush. Two per pack so you always have a spare in the drawer. 1 x Wear-resistant stainless steel scouring head 1 x Stainless Steel BBQ Replacement Brush Head Clicks straight onto the Braai Baas electric brush Rinses clean under the tap Dishwasher Safe Keep a pack on hand — a worn head cleans half as fast.
The Braai Baas hero. A cordless, rechargeable electric brush with a spinning stainless steel head that strips burnt carbon, grease and old marinade off your grid in seconds — no chemicals, no scrubbing, no cold water. 2600mAh rechargeable battery, USB-C charging Spinning stainless steel brush head Safe on cast-iron, stainless and chrome grids Cordless and light enough to use one-handed while the coals settle Built for braai legends who braai every week.
Get the coals glowing and blow the ash out of your braai without a newspaper or a lung full of smoke. High-speed rechargeable turbo blower with a digital screen and multiple speeds. Up to 130 000 RPM turbo jet airflow Rechargeable. No cord, no compressor Fans coals to cooking heat in under a minute Doubles as an ash and dust blower for the braai area
A rolling mesh cylinder for everything that falls through a normal grid. Mielies, veggies, chips, prawns and nuts. Give it a roll every few minutes for even colour. Stainless steel wire mesh Rolls to turn food without tongs Great for camping and kettle braais Two sizes for small and family braais
The classic folding Braai Baas Toeklap Grid, done properly. Clamp fish, chops, boerewors or veggies between the mesh and flip the whole braai in one move. Large folding basket with removable handle Flip everything at once. Nothing sticks or falls apart Handle comes off so the lid can close Single or double packs