Dutch Rubber Broom Inches Handle Review

Excellent 12 inch wide rubber broom. I prefer this size to the wider one that I also have. Use my rubber broom more than a vacuum cleaner. We have 5 dogs inside, 3 with undercoat so lots of hair. I sweep this broom about twice a day and our house stays incredibly clean. Picks up sand well with hair. Our floors are laminate and linoleum. I've been using rubber brooms for several years and I can't imagine they're gone. Now I have 3 of these. No problems with the extension cord or the head. High…

Removes my labrador retriever hair and other particles not only from carpets (medium hair) but also from tiled floors. I only bought the broom head because of the bad reviews about the handle. In conjunction with the paint roller's telescopic handle, it fits perfectly, the handle is tight and does not loosen during use. Prefer a short broom head for use around furniture. Extremely useful for cleaning carpeted stairs where it worked better than my Dyson Pet Ball with attachment.

Well I've been a hairdresser for 30 years and we always use rubber brooms to sweep our hair because on the back it's easier to push the broom than to pull it and the broom just pulls hair and it is much easier to collect them in big piles. I was going to buy my partner in the shop where I work a rubber broom every few weeks but he comes in every day. I send this broom and she didn't say anything. I'm going to work today and she's going to sweep her hair and I see that she's bending over a lot…

We have a fluffy rug that sheds more hair than our dog. I wanted something to clean the carpet of threads before vacuuming so the threads wouldn't get caught on the vacuum's roller brush. When I tried it for the first time, I was a bit disappointed. The threads didn't go fast enough and I had to sweep several times. But I have developed a better technique and can clean a little faster. And it works great on the kitchen floor, sweeping up hair and loose threads. It is also good for a quick stair

Not a very good housekeeper - would rather be outside but that could make a difference. I read about the Dutch rubber whisk in Ellen Sandbeck's Organic Household and decided to give it a try. I use it to mop floors, sweep pet hair, and remove cobwebs from the corners of 10-foot ceilings in a 170-year-old house. (which is commonplace in this old house with beaded walls and ceilings). You might want to read a book on how to use it to wrap old t-shirts for mopping and such, but it works great! My…

So I've been a hairdresser for 30 years and we always use rubber brooms to sweep our hair because it's easier to push the broom on your back than it is to pull on it and the rubber band just attracts hair, and it's much easier to collect them in big bunches. I was going to buy my partner in the shop where I work a rubber broom every few weeks but he comes in every day. I sent this broom and she didn't say anything. I'm going to work today and she's going to sweep her hair and I see that she's…