BBQ Grill Cleaner 2.0
BBQ Grill Cleaner 2.0
BBQ Grill Cleaner 2.0
BBQ Grill Cleaner 2.0
BBQ Grill Cleaner 2.0
BBQ Grill Cleaner 2.0
BBQ Grill Cleaner 2.0

BBQ Grill Cleaner 2.0

GrillNova is the innovative electric cleaner designed to make any grill shine in just a few minutes, the ultimate solution for barbecue lovers.

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Cleans In Minutes

2 Swap Heads 

Versatile Pivot & Rotation

29$ FREE

2 Grill Head Brushes

15$ FREE

Protection Gloves

19$ FREE

1 Year Warranty 

29$ FREE

2 Grill Head Brushes

15$ FREE

Protection Gloves

19$ FREE

1 Year Warranty 

Specifications

Color: Black 

Weight: 587.6g 

Motor Speed: 300 / 350 / 400 RPM (3 speed settings)

Size: 15 x 5 x 2.7 inches 

Battery Capacity: 2600mAh 

Max Torque: 20 kg 

Waterproof Rating: IPX7 

Noise Level: ≤62dB 

Charging Time: 3-4 hours

Battery Life: 260 minutes

Compatible Grills

✔ Gas grills
✔ Charcoal grills
✔ Pellet grills
✔ Stainless steel grates
✔ Porcelain-coated gratesth your content

How to use

1. Attach The Head Slide your preferred cleaning head onto the pivot until it locks into place. No tools needed.

2. Power On & Pick Your Speed Press and hold the button to turn it on. Press again to cycle through the 3 speed settings start low for maintenance cleaning, go high for heavy buildup.

3. Clean In Minutes Glide the brush across the grates and let the motor do all the work. No scrubbing, no effort. Done in minutes.

Beat The Mess And Get Back To What You Love With The BBQ Electric Grill Cleaner

By spinning at high speed against the grates, the Bbq Cleaner breaks through layers of burnt grease and carbonized residue that regular brushes just smear around, leaving your grill spotless in minutes, not half an hour.

Beat The Mess And Get Back To What You Love With The BBQ Electric Grill Cleaner

By spinning at high speed against the grates, the Bbq Cleaner breaks through layers of burnt grease and carbonized residue that regular brushes just smear around, leaving your grill spotless in minutes, not half an hour.

See It In Action

See It In Action

32.942+

Grills cleaned faster and easier

 

97.5%

Customers love how easy it makes grill cleaning

 

82%

Say it saves time and eliminates scrubbing

 

4.8/5

Average rating from thousands of grill owners

The Smarter Way To Keep Your Grill Clean

 260-Min Battery Life One charge gets you through multiple grilling sessions

 400 RPM Motor Blasts through burnt grease and carbon buildup in seconds

20 Kg Of Torque No stalling, no slowing down — even on the toughest grates

IPX7 Waterproof Rinse it under running water without a second thought

Dishwasher-Safe Heads Just pop them in — cleaning the cleaner has never been easier

180° Rotating Head Reaches every angle, every corner of the grate

The Smarter Way To Keep Your Grill Clean

260-Min Battery Life One charge gets you through multiple grilling sessions

 400 RPM Motor Blasts through burnt grease and carbon buildup in seconds

20 Kg Of Torque No stalling, no slowing down — even on the toughest grates

IPX7 Waterproof Rinse it under running water without a second thought

Dishwasher-Safe Heads Just pop them in — cleaning the cleaner has never been easier

180° Rotating Head Reaches every angle, every corner of the grate

How It Works

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does it stall on heavy buildup or thick burnt-on grease?

Under normal pressure it keeps spinning at full speed. If you push down hard on extremely thick, weeks-old carbon buildup, the motor may slow down momentarily — that's true of every cordless cleaning tool on the market. The trick: let the brush do the work. Glide it over the grate at a steady pace instead of pressing hard. For very stubborn spots, switch to the abrasive head and let the rotation break the buildup down over multiple passes.

Does it work on cast iron grates?

Yes, but with a different approach than stainless steel. Cast iron has deeper grooves, so the wire bristle head may not reach every recessed area in one pass. Use the abrasive head on a medium-to-high speed for cast iron, and clean while the grate is still warm (not hot) — residue lifts more easily then. It's not a magic wand for neglected cast iron, but for regular maintenance it works well.

What about porcelain-coated grates? Will it scratch them?

Use the abrasive head on the lowest speed setting for porcelain-coated grates, and always test on a small area first. The wire bristle head is too aggressive for porcelain coatings and we don't recommend it on that surface. Light pressure, gentle pass — that's the rule for any coated grate.

Will it splash burnt residue back on me?

The built-in splash guard catches most of the debris that flies off the brush. That said, on extremely greasy grates with wet residue, some particles can bypass the guard. Two tips: (1) clean the grate when it's warm and dry, not when it's wet or soaked in fresh fat; (2) use the protective gloves and an apron when cleaning heavy buildup. For everyday post-cookout cleaning, the guard handles it just fine.

How long does the battery actually last?

Up to 260 minutes per charge on the lowest speed setting, around 90–120 minutes on high speed. For most users, that's enough for several cookouts before needing to recharge. The 5-LED indicator on the handle shows you exactly how much charge is left so you're never caught mid-clean with a dead battery.

Will the wire bristles fall out and end up in my food?

The wire bristles are mechanically locked into the head with a reinforced interlock system, not just glued. We haven't had reports of shedding under normal use. That said, with any wire brush we recommend wiping the grate with a damp cloth or paper towel after cleaning, as an extra safety check before grilling.

Can it reach the corners and edges of my grill?


The 180° pivoting head lets you angle the brush into corners, edges, and along the back of the grate without twisting your wrist. The 8-inch handle keeps your hand at a comfortable distance from the heat. Tight nooks between bars are best handled with the abrasive head, which has a smaller contact profile than the wire bristle head.

Is the motor really strong enough for tough grease?

The motor delivers up to 20 kg of torque at 400 RPM on the highest speed — significantly more than most cordless brushes in this category. That said, no powered brush replaces extreme heavy-duty restoration of a grill that hasn't been cleaned in months. For regular post-cookout maintenance, it's plenty. For grills with neglected layers of carbon, you may need multiple passes with the abrasive head.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it stall on heavy buildup or thick burnt-on grease?

Under normal pressure it keeps spinning at full speed. If you push down hard on extremely thick, weeks-old carbon buildup, the motor may slow down momentarily — that's true of every cordless cleaning tool on the market. The trick: let the brush do the work. Glide it over the grate at a steady pace instead of pressing hard. For very stubborn spots, switch to the abrasive head and let the rotation break the buildup down over multiple passes.

Does it work on cast iron grates?

Yes, but with a different approach than stainless steel. Cast iron has deeper grooves, so the wire bristle head may not reach every recessed area in one pass. Use the abrasive head on a medium-to-high speed for cast iron, and clean while the grate is still warm (not hot) — residue lifts more easily then. It's not a magic wand for neglected cast iron, but for regular maintenance it works well.

What about porcelain-coated grates? Will it scratch them?

Use the abrasive head on the lowest speed setting for porcelain-coated grates, and always test on a small area first. The wire bristle head is too aggressive for porcelain coatings and we don't recommend it on that surface. Light pressure, gentle pass — that's the rule for any coated grate.

Will it splash burnt residue back on me?

The built-in splash guard catches most of the debris that flies off the brush. That said, on extremely greasy grates with wet residue, some particles can bypass the guard. Two tips: (1) clean the grate when it's warm and dry, not when it's wet or soaked in fresh fat; (2) use the protective gloves and an apron when cleaning heavy buildup. For everyday post-cookout cleaning, the guard handles it just fine.

How long does the battery actually last?

Up to 260 minutes per charge on the lowest speed setting, around 90–120 minutes on high speed. For most users, that's enough for several cookouts before needing to recharge. The 5-LED indicator on the handle shows you exactly how much charge is left so you're never caught mid-clean with a dead battery.

What exactly comes in the box?

One Powered Grill Cleaner handle, one wire bristle cleaning head (for daily grease and food residue), one abrasive cleaning head (for stubborn burnt-on carbon), one USB-C charging cable, one pair of protective grilling gloves, and the user manual. Two heads total — that's what's shown on this page and that's what you'll get.

Will the wire bristles fall out and end up in my food?

The wire bristles are mechanically locked into the head with a reinforced interlock system, not just glued. We haven't had reports of shedding under normal use. That said, with any wire brush we recommend wiping the grate with a damp cloth or paper towel after cleaning, as an extra safety check before grilling.

Can it reach the corners and edges of my grill?


The 180° pivoting head lets you angle the brush into corners, edges, and along the back of the grate without twisting your wrist. The 8-inch handle keeps your hand at a comfortable distance from the heat. Tight nooks between bars are best handled with the abrasive head, which has a smaller contact profile than the wire bristle head.

Is the motor really strong enough for tough grease?

The motor delivers up to 20 kg of torque at 400 RPM on the highest speed — significantly more than most cordless brushes in this category. That said, no powered brush replaces extreme heavy-duty restoration of a grill that hasn't been cleaned in months. For regular post-cookout maintenance, it's plenty. For grills with neglected layers of carbon, you may need multiple passes with the abrasive head.