The broom whose dustpan has teeth that comb the bristles clean
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- homes with pets or long hair, where the problem is not sweeping but cleaning the broom afterward
- Skip if
- The telescoping joint is the weak point on any broom like this, and cranking it hard while sweeping will eventually loosen it
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The kelamayi set pairs a long handled broom with a stand up dustpan that has a row of teeth molded into the lip. You drag the broom head across the teeth and they comb out the hair and lint that normally stays wrapped around the bristles, which is the step that usually requires fingers. The dustpan handle extends so you can hold it upright with a foot on the base instead of crouching, and the rubber lip sits flush to the floor so there is no leftover line of dust. The broom handle telescopes from roughly 38 to 50 inches. Best fit: homes with pets or long hair, where the problem is not sweeping but cleaning the broom afterward. Works on hard floors and low pile rugs.
Pros
- Teeth on the dustpan lip comb hair out of the bristles, no picking with fingers
- Rubber lip sits flush to the floor, so there is no leftover dust line
- Telescoping handle adjusts from about 38 to 50 inches for your height
- Dustpan stands upright with a foot pedal base, so no crouching
Cons
- The telescoping joint is the weak point on any broom like this, and cranking it hard while sweeping will eventually loosen it
Frequently asked questions
Does the dustpan actually stand up on its own?
Yes, it has a weighted base and a long handle, so it stands where you put it and you steady it with a foot while sweeping in.
Will it work on carpet?
On low pile rugs and mats, reasonably. On medium or high pile carpet a broom of any kind is the wrong tool and you want a vacuum.
Can you wash the broom head?
Yes, rinse it under water and let it dry fully before storing. The bristles are synthetic and do not mind getting wet.
How much does the handle extend?
Roughly 38 to 50 inches, which covers most adult heights without stooping. It twists to lock at the length you set.
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