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The Cuisinart CCB-399 Pizza Stone Cleaning Brush uses natural palm stalk bristles and a stainless steel scraper to remove stuck-on food from pizza stones safely, with an 18-inch handle to keep your hands away from the heat.
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Categories : Outdoor Cooking & Grilling
SKU : PER-OUT-198
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The Cuisinart CCB-399 Pizza Stone Cleaning Brush is a purpose-built tool for cleaning pizza stones without scratching their surface. It combines natural palm stalk bristles with a stainless steel scraper to lift away baked-on debris, and its 18-inch length keeps your hand far from hot ovens and grills. If you use a pizza stone at home, this brush makes cleanup faster and safer than using steel wire brushes that can shed bristles.
Palm stalk fibers are stiff enough to remove crust fragments and cheese residue, yet gentle enough not to damage the stone's porous surface. The rounded stainless scraper at the edge breaks up stubborn spots without gouging. The 13-inch rubberized handle gives you a comfortable grip while the brush keeps you away from heat.
After use, rinse the brush under water and scrub the bristles with a sponge if necessary. It's ready for the next pizza night without needing soap or a dishwasher cycle.
18-inch total length keeps hands away from hot surfaces
Natural palm stalk bristles are tough on debris but gentle on stone
Stainless steel scraper breaks up baked-on messes
Rubberized handle offers comfortable grip
Care: Hand wash
Model: CCB-399
Product Type: Pizza Stone Cleaning Brush
Total Length: 18 inches (45.7 cm)
Handle Length: 13 inches (33 cm)
Handle Material: Rubberized grip
Bristle Material: Palm stalk fibers
Scraper Material: Stainless steel
Seller: Perfect Pan Shop
MPN: CCB-399
Pizza stones are porous and can crack or scratch with harsh tools. The Cuisinart CCB-399 brush's palm stalk bristles are firm enough to dislodge charred bits without digging into the stone's surface. That keeps your stone absorbing moisture and baking evenly for years.
Let the stone cool after baking, then brush away any loose flour, cheese, or crust. For stubborn residue, use the stainless scraper edge, then brush again. Avoid soap and water on a well-seasoned stone; a dry brush is usually all you need.
This brush isn't only for pizza stones. It works on barbecue grates, cast iron griddles, and other flat cooking surfaces where you want a non-abrasive but effective clean.
Yes, the long handle keeps your hands away from heat. Let the stone cool slightly, then brush off debris while it's still warm for best results.
Palm stalk fibers are stiff enough to remove baked-on food but softer than steel wire, so they won't scratch the stone or shed metal bristles into your next pizza.
Use the stainless steel scraper edge to gently break up stubborn spots, then continue brushing with the palm fibers.
No, the manufacturer recommends hand washing. Rinse under water and scrub with a sponge if necessary.
Great for pizza stone.
My stone looks new again. The brush is sturdy.
I've used this brush after every pizza night. The natural bristles don't scratch the stone. The scraper works well on stuck-on cheese. The handle is long enough to keep my hands away from the oven. I just wish it had a hanger for storage. But it's a good tool.
Works, no complaints.
My son bought this for me. It's much better than my old wooden brush.
It does the job, but I find that the scraper edge is a bit dull. It still manages to get the residue off. The bristles are tough enough. The handle is comfortable. I'd say it's a solid purchase.
Easy to use.
I'm old school, but this brush is a must-have for stone care.
After damaging a stone with a metal brush, I bought this on a friend's advice. It's gentle but effective. The palm bristles are surprisingly tough. The scraper helps with burned cheese. I've used it for months and it's still like new. Highly recommended for anyone who loves pizza.
The brush is okay, but the bristles shed a little on the first use. The scraper is useful. I was hoping for a more heavy-duty tool. It works for light cleaning, but for major burnt-on spots, I need to soak the stone first. It's a decent brush, though.
