Edit: There are approximately 130 ER visits per year[1] on account of grill brushes. Mowing your lawn (something else people do on about the same frequency in the summer) is far more likely get you, as are god knows how many other things.
[1] https://www.ama-assn.org/press-center/ama-press-releases/ama...
And think of the number of people who found a metal bristle in their mouth and didn’t go to the ER. It has to be many many multiples of the number of ER visits.
Ah, yes, magical plastic molecules. Exactly what I want between fire and my food.
I'm just about the last person to give a crap about microplastics but cooking temperatures and long weird hydrocarbon molecules are where I draw the line.
>And think of the number of people who found a metal bristle in their mouth and didn’t go to the ER. It has to be many many multiples of the number of ER visits.
This is true for just about everything.
Why pick one with a significant, unpredictable, often unknown flaw. Where if it happens you end up needing major surgery?