🧹 Edward Tools Heavy Duty Plastic Dust Pan with Snap Attachment to Standard Brooms and Rubber Edge for Easy Sweep of Small Items Review

I bought these to attach to my broomstick but this tray needs to be fitted to an industrial sized broom as it will not snap, stay or stay in my broom. I ordered them from Mexico so I'm a little annoyed.

I didn't like this shovel that much. I have small hands, it was big and chunky. The plastic of the handle fit my hand. I didn't like the angle on the left. This was to replace a broken Maid brand rubber shovel. For that reason alone I gave it one star. Felt was thin plastic. Can't recommend it.

This is a quality shovel that we expect a good life from. The rubber lip is a nice unexpected feature. There isn't much more to say about the dustpan other than that it can be a bit heavy and heavy for use in the kitchen but serves us well in the garage and garden.

The one I received doesn't say 'Edward Tools' on the main label, just the extra strip. It doesn't have a yellow rubber stripe, although the main label, which calls it "MintCraft Pro," says it has a "rubber rim." The edge is just hard plastic. Not worth going back but it was a big disappointment. Not what was advertised. Basically a waste of money and not even worth one star.

Years ago we bought a dustpan from Jeff Campbell's cleaning crew. It was durable and most importantly it had a rubberized edge which really helped absorb any debris. We searched all locations to find a suitable new one as the other one was broken. That's exactly what we wanted. It has a manageable size and a rubberized lip. That works great. We also like the fact that it has a slight tilt angle that allows it to hit unique spots more easily - for both right- and left-handed shooters.

The one I received doesn't have 'Edward Tools' on the main label, just the additional strip. It doesn't have a yellow rubber stripe, although the main label, which calls it "MintCraft Pro," says it has a "rubber rim." The edge is just hard plastic. Not worth going back but it was a big disappointment. Not what was advertised. Basically a waste of money and not even worth one star.

Years ago we bought a shovel from Jeff Campbell's cleaning team. It was durable and most importantly it had a rubberized edge which really helped absorb any debris. We searched all locations to find a suitable new one as the other one was broken. That's exactly what we wanted. It has a manageable size and a rubberized lip. That works great. We also like the fact that it has a slight tilt angle that allows it to hit unique spots more easily - for both right- and left-handed shooters.

Yes, I have some obsessive-compulsive disorder when it comes to keeping my house clean and tidy. I've had dustpans scattering crumbs and dirt over an even larger area just trying to sweep a tiny mess onto the unit and I really want to pull out a 4x4 inch canister cleaner? This shovel has a great design: it's of course at the perfect angle to easily sweep crumbs or debris into the top well, without requiring an engineering degree or 30 minutes of effort. It's also durable yet lightweight. It's…