🧹 Genuine Joe 99652 24" Push Broom Head: Ultimate Cleaning Power for Easy Sweeping! Review

Large and durable nozzle for picking up sidewalks and driveways! Very heavy and durable construction. Not recommended for users with low upper body strength. I like it, but I don't mind sweating while cleaning.

I bought it for my parents, but it turned out to be too wide. I had to send it back but got a short one. This was too difficult for 90-year-olds. This is not the fault of the product or the seller. The product is pretty good. If you are younger and stronger then this is definitely a great broom.

I had an old broom with a metal stabilizer on the handle. I had to drill two new 1/4" holes on either side of this pusher brush, closer than the pre-drilled ones. Never mind. This one is much better made than the one I replaced and has lasted ten or more. $10 a solid one bargain price!

I had a broom with 20+ bristles that was used to sweep garages and driveways and it was on its last bristles. I wanted to keep the grip as it was in great shape and had a reinforced connection to the base: screw-in and strut/U-bolt stabilizer. The replacement matched the grip and stabilizer bracket perfectly. I look forward to a new long relationship with the broom. Good product.

I use them as an enrichment item for my pet goats. I place them vertically in the pens so they can slide along and rub their heads against them. Goats love them so much! They can withstand heavy goat use and 24/7 exposure to the elements for about a year before all the bristles start to fall out. They're definitely very durable for such a unique use, so I'm sure they're fantastic for sweeping, and I'm sure they will last a decade or more with normal use.

I had an old broom with a metal stabilizer on the handle. I had to drill two new 1/4" holes on either side of this push brush, closer than the pre-drilled ones. Never mind. $10 more is a solid bargain!

I bought a scratcher for my goats and horses. There is a certain chemical smell that needs to be weathered. The bristles are thick and look well made. Unfortunately, my horse decided it would be more fun to eat the bristle and ripped the tuft off the broom. Haven't seen anyone use it for its intended purpose, but hey, I've tried.

I had a 20 year old garage and driveway sweeper brush that was on its last legs. I wanted to keep the grip as it was in perfect shape and reinforced connection to the base: screw-in and shackle/U-bolt stabilizer. The replacement is perfect for the handle and stabilizer bracket. I look forward to a long relationship with the broom. Good product.