Review on 🧹 Efficient Indoor Outdoor Broom: YONILL Long Handle Angle Brooms for 360° Floor Cleaning in Garage, Patio, Garden, House, and Kitchen by John Clark

At 63 I think I've been using brooms for at least 53 years. This broom is long and can be shortened by removing a section if needed. Extremely easy to fold for assembly, short for teaching children, long for adults. The bristles are soft, incredibly soft yet durable. It gets into the grout of my tile because of the bristles and I don't have to go down every line. A big plus if you live on the coast and deal with sand and dogs! Another plus, the bristles don't hit the walls! I had a fly on the wall and used this new broom. For the first time, no scratches remain on the paintwork. Also used for annoying cobwebs on the porch rather than as a marker on the ceiling. The decision will be made later, but I'll get another one for outdoor use. It is durable but very light. It has a large detection area, but thanks to its light weight, it is easy to turn sideways in hard-to-reach places. The bristles grab into the dog's hair, you don't just sweep up a pile. It's a lot easier to go to the trash can and pull your hair out than it is to grab a dustpan just for the hair. Of course you need a dustpan for sand and dirt. I'm so happy with this broom that I'm considering getting one for my porch. The material it's made of seems easy to clean, maybe even mold resistant. (I'll try to remember to update this). Who would have thought a broom was worthy of a big critique? This is a clear winner.