LodgeSCRAPERGPK Durable Grill Pan Scrapers, Red and Black, 2-Pack

Cleaning a lodge skillet with ridges is difficult. You can easily remove the seasoning if you try to get in between the ridges. But with this tool no problem. You just scrape and wipe

Got this for my Lodge cast iron skillet. Does its job perfectly and its durable as stated! Thanks!

If only these were useful for the job they were intended for. My Grill/griddle has diagonal ridges (Lodge LDP3). That means that these Scrapers only work with the full length ridges, anything shorter (Towards the ends) and the Scrapper teeth just dont fit/slide the length of the ridges, so it is unusable. As the teeth are correctly aligned /spaced for the ridges they cannot be used 'sideways or at an angle' so cant clean the whole grill/griddle. Waste of money, poor design, I think that covers it....

Bought primarily to clean my lodge cast iron grill. This they do quite well. I also use them on other cast iron pans and also a George Foreman grill.The notched sides have different tooth sizes so there is a chance you will find one which works for you. The smooth sides work well for pans and to be fair anything than needs a bit of a scrape. Normally I use them to scrape off the worst of the residue and the use a stiff brush to to the rest. Since they are plastic don't use them when the pan is too hot,At the end of the day they are two (because you get two) small-ish bits of fairly expensive plastic. They do the job well enough but I think moulded plastic should be a bit cheaper.

I have a lodge grill pan and bought these as it is difficult to clean the grill. I thought it will be heat proof as but it isn't , if the pan is hot then this will melt , plus isn't that good either

Not bad but not really matched up to the spaces between the lodge griddle pan ridges. Thinner ones too thin and who knows what the thicker ones are for ???? Only way it works it to run at about 45 degree between the ridges which makes it very difficult to use as you can't get a good scrape !!

Worked as it was supposed to and scrubed the pan well between the grooves. In a pinch I even used the flat side to scrape some sticky stuff off the bottom of my iron. Worked a treat and it did not scratch my iron!