Review on Yocada Pet Hair Removal Rubber Broom Squeegee 2-In-1 Floor Brush Telescoping Hardwood Tile Low Carpets Rugs Undercoat Bathroom Living Room Kitchen 53 by Edgar Clark

The item comes well-protected inside a box (approx.: 16” x 4” x 5”), and although no printed instructions were provided, it was easy enough to assemble: refer to the product page at revain, and it’s all there.We used to get rid of pet & human hairs that cling to the carpets -especially at the edges near the walls- that our vacuum cleaner can’t pick up by using the brush on top of a can of an upholstery cleaner. That did a fantastic job but required a lot of bending and, sometimes, sitting on the carpets.This soft rubber-bristled broom made the job easier by its telescoping handle, which is padded about 9” from the top -- we no longer have to bend or sit on the carpets. The broom also has a squeegee on one side, but we haven’t tried that out on our windows.The build quality looks like it would last for a long time. The maker also stated that the handle is made of durable stainless steel – let’s see how that one fares over time.We got this to make picking-up hairs on our carpets, but it was also helpful in doing the same on the linoleum floor of our kitchen.Overall, it was almost perfect for the need, except the rubber bristles are not as stiff as the plastic brush on top of the upholstery cleaner can. So, we're not throwing out that yet.