Don’t let your grill brush spoil your Memorial Day barbecue
Firing up the grill this weekend? One Norwalk doctor has a grill cleaning tip that could save you a lot of pain.
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May 24, 2019, 9:40 PM
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Updated 2,042 days ago
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Firing up the grill this weekend? One Norwalk doctor has a grill cleaning tip that could save you a lot of pain.
Dr. Rob Weiss says he has had to remove wire bristles from patients who accidentally ingested them while barbecuing. The doctor even had one patient with the issue today.
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Weiss warns the bristles can come off a grill brush and get stuck on the grill. Then the bristles can stick to food and be swallowed. He advises everyone to use wire-free tools to clean your grill.
The doctor says people often don’t realize they’ve swallowed it until they start feeling pain.
Weiss warns the bristles can come off a grill brush and get stuck on the grill. Then the bristles can stick to food and be swallowed. He advises everyone to use wire-free tools to clean your grill.
The doctor says people often don’t realize they’ve swallowed it until they start feeling pain.
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