Review on Unger Ceiling Fan Duster Brush by Mohammad Pesqueira

A few years ago I found one used at a flea market. It was bent so it could be used like a broom on the floor, which is what I used it for. Here's why: A regular sawdust broom has long bristles that curve and then click forward, and that throws fine dust into the air. Not healthy, not useful. Those short bristles press down on the ground and pile up dust as you work with much less dust being thrown into the air. This is a kind of dust scraper effect. The other is very old and almost worn down on the bottom so I figured a new one would be great. BUT I had to search to find it because I had no idea what it really was. This new one is great! The larger one is threaded for a broom handle and is made from twisted wire and horsehair so you can bend it to the right angle. It comes out completely straight, so you'll have to play with it to make the brush lay flat on the floor. This is an easy task. I recommend this brush over nylon bristles as it can pick up much less dust than nylon bristles once they wear out. If you have a wood shop or a dusty garage and care about your lungs, try this and I think you'll be surprised.