🧹 Quickie Professional Wire Wound Corn Whisk Broom: Efficiently Remove Dirt and Debris from Multiple Surfaces – Perfect for Porches, Floors, Decks, Driveways, and Sidewalks Review

Bought to sweep gravestones before taking pictures. Works well and is easy to transport. I thought it was a bit overpriced but if it's good quality it's worth the price.

I remember they were perfect for removing built up dirt. Mash is stiffer than easily accessible plastic brushes. But! Of the three, one appeared used and one was missing the top hanger.

This broom didn't last as long as the one I bought 20 years ago. I wanted to get another one but found the price had gone up significantly from what I paid in 2016. I wouldn't pay that much for another one as it really didn't last that long. Things just aren't made to last these days.

Because I can't judge the stretch and transparency of the whisk, I can't give this broom a 5. It's bigger than my old ones and I don't have that. If so, I should have read the description before buying. I won't pay that much for one again, but I appreciate that it cleans up spills well.

I bought this manual corn whisk to pick up the kinetic sand my grandson uses at home. His parents didn't have one, so I bought it for them. If I didn't already have it, I would buy this brush. Sometimes tough bristles are needed for the job, and that fits the bill. Such brooms serve for a very long time.

This broom does what I wanted it to do: it sweeps sand and other small debris off the upholstery of garden furniture. Initially a few bristles were bent or loose and came out, but I hope this will stop after some use. I like the fact that the bristles are coarse instead of smooth. They pick up dirt faster and easier than smooth bristles.

It was bigger and stiffer than I thought it would be. I have 80 year old hands. It was a little awkward to hold, but that's just me. It had a manufacturing defect. The tip of the wire was wrong; it leaned forward. Not directly. He also had a heavy nail coming out of the wire tied together. I tried to drive the nail in with a very heavy hammer, but it wouldn't budge. I told Revane I wanted to return it and they said I didn't need to return it and processed my return straight away.

It's bigger and stiffer than I thought I have 80 year old hands. It was a little awkward to hold but that's just me. It had a manufacturing defect. The tip of the wire was wrong; it was leaning forward. Not straight. He also had a heavy nail that came out of the tied wire. I tried to drive the nail in with a very heavy hammer but it wouldn't budge. I told Revane I wanted to return it and they said I didn't need to return it and processed my return straight away.

The one I got was green - it was terribly hard and the corn bristles were very thick. A large number of individual bristles were bent and twisted. That's not a good old broom. I have an old whisk from 20+ years ago so there is nothing quite like it and this is NOT an old corn whisk. If you look at the photo of my old and almost broken one you can see the difference in color and size of the bristles. It really affects how well it sweeps. Very disappointed - it's coming back and I'm trying a…

Purchased for hand sweeping of ash in a chimney. The broom bristles weren't as soft as I'd like, so it's quite difficult to use them manually. I'm not sure if the bristles will actually "wear out" and soften with prolonged use. I was looking for a hand broom with more flexible bristles. However, the design of the product is pretty good. If you are looking for a stiff bristle hand broom that does NOT require finesse then this is a great choice for you, but if you need something more pliable for…