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04-06-2009, 08:29 PM

bisland9

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oven brush

hi everyone,
i am still building my brick oven and in the process of aquiring some accesories. i have seen copper and brass oven brushes for cleaning out brick hearth ovens. i happen to have a steel brush. copper and brass are obviously softer than steel and i am wondering if i will do any harm by using steel? can any one explain what the advantages/disadvantages are?

thanks,
bernie

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