13.5-21" Expandable Broom, Yellow/Blue

I love this broom it has made sweeping a breeze. The wide angle securing your trash that you sweep does not get away from you, this the second broom I've ordered. It is very durable easy to handle even though it is wide it even gets into hard to reach spaces.

Seemed like a very fun broom to have and it was for about a month. It has been lightly used but keeps on falling apart mid sweep, very annoying. I will not purchase again.

Cool design, but the bristles are too short so you constantly bang the plastic against the floor.

This was a pain to assemble, it is quite heavy in comparison to my other brooms. It does have more bristles but I have osteoporosis and very weak wrists and this is just too heavy for me. IF you are strong and want a bit of a work out then I definitely recommend this for you. It may save you fron having to do ab "arm day" at the gym! :-P lol

As an overall generality, the inventor of this broom had a great idea and the finished product is unique and opens some possibilities where other brooms may not be the best choice. I will be the first to admit I have way too many brooms and mops. Like looking for the better mousetrap I can’t resist buying a new broom or mop that I think will make the task easier. But of course the reality of life is that house cleaning is never an easy task.This broom, like virtually every broom and mop made today, is very lightweight and therefore not very sturdy not long lasting. Unlike the old days brooms and mops today are meant to be throw-away product. For that reason I have for the most part started buying commercial brooms and mops like you would find being used by janitorial services that clean offices, schools, etc. They have almost every advantage except one … they are typically much too large to be used in small spaces at home.I chose this one for a specialized use I have at home. I own one of those new walk-up vacuum cleaners that are becoming so popular. They were originally designed for barber shops and beauty salons so instead of pulling out a big heavy vacuum cleaner after each customer the clippings could be swept toward the walk-up vacuum with a small broom and an automated motor turns on and pulls the clippings inside a large waste bin. I love the vacuum but I find that it is so powerful that it also pulls the fibers or bristles of most mops and brooms into the small concentrated opening. Also, ideally, to use this type of vacuum the mop should be about 6-8” wide, which leaves out any commercial products.This broom turned out to be ideal for that vac and for general purpose cleaning as well. It is quite wide when expanded so I can cover a large area of my hardwood floors, then when it is time to push it into the walk-up vac or use a dustpan I can narrow the width down to a much smaller size. The bristles on this broom are very stiff so they don’t get pulled into the vacuum.Those are all the good points and what would earn it a top review. I was forced to take that down a notch however because the instructions are among the worst I have ever seen, and there are 12 separate pieces squeezed into a tiny box that have to be assembled before use. I’m one of those people who usually doesn’t need instructions at all, but the design of this broom is so unusual that it’s unlikely most people would figure it out on their own. I’m disappointed that the inventor who put so much effort into designing a better broom didn’t invest enough to hire a professional copywriter to come up with better instructions. For example, the four-piece handle is labeled A1, A2, A3 and A4 on the instructions but the pieces themselves aren’t labeled and A2 & A3 are identical. Common logic says that they should have the same part number but we are left wondering if it’s going to make a difference which one we use. The instructions never show how the pieces are assembled together only as individual components, and don’t explain at all how they are supposed to work together.Finally the reason this broom can’t earn a top score is of all places to save a penny they use the tiniest, flimsiest little plastic pins to hold the entire handle assembly to the working end of the broom, the area that will get the most pressure and stress when the product is in use. I would have used metal pins.So an otherwise really nice product is marred by a lack of understanding how to market it. I hope they learn for their next generation of products.

Just got it today and use it for the first time. it's great! Expands instantly as you use it to fit between your legs and other items and then widenes to Quicken the job for larger areas.. I do recommend

Best broom I have ever used. Its great for inside or outside. My 81 year old Aunt loved it so much I had to buy her one of her own. She loves it too.

The broom came in pieces with no instructions and something was missing as the pieces could never be assembled into a coherent broom. The pieces looked durable but were useless for me. I tried.