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Florida doctor issues viral BBQ grill brush warning on TikTok after child's visit to her emergency room Dr. Meghan Martin, a pediatric emergency medicine physician at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida, is raising awareness on TikTok about the use of grill brushes.

SPRING BBQ CLEANING
Did you Know?
Your Grill Is Dirtier Than a Toilet Seat!
BY DENNIS WATKINS,

Mmm, bacteria burgers. The average barbecue grill contains 1.7 million microbes per square centimeter—124 percent more than a toilet seat.

When you last used your grill, you probably let it cool down, then promptly ignored it all winter. That allowed food particles on the grates, edges, and inside the lid to fester into diarrhea- and vomit-inducing germs. “Then when you brush marinade on raw meat, you contaminate the brush, the marinade, and anywhere you might touch—far exceeding anything that might be residual on the grill,” says Francis Busta, Ph.D., of the National Center for Food Prevention and Defense at the University of Minnesota.

So before you fire up the grill and inadvertently poison friends and family—
Call BBQ Cleaning Guys at 732 570 0404

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Florida doctor issues viral BBQ grill brush warning on TikTok after child's visit to her emergency room Dr. Meghan Martin, a pediatric emergency medicine physician at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida, is raising awareness on TikTok about the use of grill brushes.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=708596657629184&id=100054365688901&mibextid=Nif5oz

SPRING BBQ CLEANING
Did you Know?
Your Grill Is Dirtier Than a Toilet Seat!
BY DENNIS WATKINS,

Mmm, bacteria burgers. The average barbecue grill contains 1.7 million microbes per square centimeter—124 percent more than a toilet seat.

When you last used your grill, you probably let it cool down, then promptly ignored it all winter. That allowed food particles on the grates, edges, and inside the lid to fester into diarrhea- and vomit-inducing germs. “Then when you brush marinade on raw meat, you contaminate the brush, the marinade, and anywhere you might touch—far exceeding anything that might be residual on the grill,” says Francis Busta, Ph.D., of the National Center for Food Prevention and Defense at the University of Minnesota.

So before you fire up the grill and inadvertently poison friends and family—
Call BBQ Cleaning Guys at 732 570 0404

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Did you Know?
Your Grill Is Dirtier Than a Toilet Seat!
BY DENNIS WATKINS,

Mmm, bacteria burgers. The average barbecue grill contains 1.7 million microbes per square centimeter—124 percent more than a toilet seat.

When you last used your grill, you probably let it cool down, then promptly ignored it all winter. That allowed food particles on the grates, edges, and inside the lid to fester into diarrhea- and vomit-inducing germs. “Then when you brush marinade on raw meat, you contaminate the brush, the marinade, and anywhere you might touch—far exceeding anything that might be residual on the grill,” says Francis Busta, Ph.D., of the National Center for Food Prevention and Defense at the University of Minnesota.

So before you fire up the grill and inadvertently poison friends and family—
Call BBQ Cleaning Guys at 732 570 0404

https://www.facebook.com/833744976720414/posts/2876262445801980/

Did you Know?
Your Grill Is Dirtier Than a Toilet Seat!
BY DENNIS WATKINS,

Mmm, bacteria burgers. The average barbecue grill contains 1.7 million microbes per square centimeter—124 percent more than a toilet seat.

When you last used your grill, you probably let it cool down, then promptly ignored it all winter. That allowed food particles on the grates, edges, and inside the lid to fester into diarrhea- and vomit-inducing germs. “Then when you brush marinade on raw meat, you contaminate the brush, the marinade, and anywhere you might touch—far exceeding anything that might be residual on the grill,” says Francis Busta, Ph.D., of the National Center for Food Prevention and Defense at the University of Minnesota.

So before you fire up the grill for your Memorial Day cookout—and inadvertently poison friends and family—
Call BBQ Cleaning Guys at 732 570 0404