Collection: Brushes, Brooms & Dust Pans

The choice of broom or dustpan material depends on your location and cleaning habits. Plastic is ideal for quick, everyday tasks, but may break under pressure. Metal is durable and suitable for workshops and construction sites, but can rust if not properly cared for. Wood is long-lasting and environmentally friendly, but requires more care to prevent water damage. When choosing, consider weight, longevity, and the type of debris or surface cleaning. Plastic is suitable for light tasks, metal for demanding jobs, and wood for flexibility and durability.

The choice of broom or dustpan material depends on your location and cleaning habits. Plastic is ideal for quick, everyday tasks, but may break under pressure. Metal is durable and suitable for workshops and construction sites, but can rust if not properly cared for. Wood is long-lasting and environmentally friendly, but requires more care to prevent water damage. When choosing, consider weight, longevity, and the type of debris or surface cleaning. Plastic is suitable for light tasks, metal for demanding jobs, and wood for flexibility and durability.

Regular cleaning and proper storage are crucial for the longevity and cleanliness of cleaning tools like brooms, brushes, and dustpans. To remove debris, gently tap the broom or use a comb. Broom bristles can be cleaned by soaking them in warm, soapy water, brushing them, and rinsing. Dustpans can be cleaned using a moist cloth and mild soap, avoiding dirt accumulation. Tools should be completely dried before storage to prevent mold growth, warping, or rusting. Hanging brooms off the ground or upside down is recommended to prevent damage. Wearing rubber gloves while cleaning ensures cleanliness.

Brooms and brushes have different effectiveness levels for different surfaces and dirt types. Soft synthetic bristles are best for hard indoor floors, while angled brooms are ideal for deep cleaning in kitchens. Stiff-bristled push brooms are better for moving larger objects on outdoor surfaces. Hard bristles are ideal for stubborn dirt or mold on textured surfaces. Smooth-bristled straight brooms are suitable for sweeping up fine dust and pet hair. Selecting the right broom based on bristle type and design ensures safe debris removal.