Review on ❄️ SNOBRUM SNO Pro – 48 Inch Handle Vehicle Snow Broom, Professional Grade Car and Truck Snow Remover – Made in USA, Push-Broom Design – Non-Scratch Snow Removal Tool for Vehicles by Muleme Bollinger

I have an old blue foam SnoBrum which is a step up from the Sno Pro I have had for several years. I just bought two of these SnoBrum Sno Pros, one for myself and one as a gift for someone else because they are great for clearing snow from cars. I keep it indoors, just outside the door with the extended ice scraper on the windows. While not suitable for clearing snow directly around windshield wipers or other similar hard and somewhat sharp objects, they are excellent for clearing snow. make up the roofs, hoods, windows, trunks and sides of vehicles. No matter what material the car is made of, they won't scratch anything on the vehicle. They are far superior to any traditional broom or long snow/ice scraper for clearing snow. With less than 6 inches of snow, a pass or two is enough, and it's a lot easier than anything but a garage or shed. You still need an extendable ice scraper with a brush for windows and wipers. They are only for SNOW. If you suspect that there is a layer of ice under the snow, do not press on it. Ice, especially uneven or rough ice under snow, will scrape and rip small pieces off the SnoBrum's hard, foamy edges. Regardless, like my old blue SnoBrum I've had for years that has these signs of wear, they still won't scratch your car and will still remove snow. (Yes, basically I have a spare now. Or maybe borrowed for a neighbor.) Once the layer of ice is removed from the surface, turn on the heater in the car, you can push it back. The handle screws into the head. Use a standard size broom or extension and screw them in so they tend to loosen. This isn't really a problem as all you have to do is mount the head on the vehicle and rotate it slightly from time to time. It also makes it easy to find replacement grips when needed. While some might be tempted to use a head extension to remove snow from a roof, I wouldn't recommend this as it can tear the foam. Sheds on the windows or on the porch can be, but not on the roof. There are other products for that.