Angled brooms are ideal for sweeping narrow spaces and collecting large particles of debris before further cleaning or sanitizing. Push brooms work best over large areas, moving heavy debris across an area.

A: The broom is 53.5" in total length.

The Broom Head Angle For instance, angled bristles help you get into corners. A diamond-shaped head helps with corners but can also be used under tables and in other hard-to-reach areas. Straight heads are only well-suited to basic cleaning tasks and don't get into corners or tight spots very well.

A broom is one of the most reliable tools you can use to clean your floors. They're especially great at picking up fine dust, hair, and dirt before you mop, but they're also ideal for sweeping up any debris that's too big for your vacuum to handle.

The Bottom Line Earning the top spot on our list of the best brooms is the O-Cedar Heavy-Duty Corn Broom. This model is a heavy-duty option that can be used on all types of floors to effectively clean up small and large particles.

Types of Brooms

• Amish Broom: Amish brooms are made of high-quality corn straw, bound and sewn by hand.
• Lobby Broom: Lobby brooms are light weight and compact, making them ideal for one-handed cleaning under tables, fixtures, and hard-to-reach areas.
• Push Broom: Push brooms are wider than traditional models.

The vast majority of our products are made right here in the USA in Arcola, IL.

Overall broom height is 55-inches. Widest part of broom is 15-inches wide. Handle is 1-inch diameter. Broom bristles are 6-inches long and tapered.

Angled brooms make it easy for you to get in small crevices and corners of your floor. The angled bristles help get up food and dirt easily. Perfect for cleaning up the kitchen. Using the head of the angled broom will help get in those tight areas around your appliances.

The flagged angled design of this broom makes it easy to reach into narrow spaces between equipment when sweeping debris before the scrubbing action starts. It is particularly effective for collecting small particles of debris like dust and very small particles.

A broom and dustpan are essential for cleaning up spills, such as a knocked-over box of cereal on the kitchen floor, or sweeping up clippings on your patio. They're also great for doing a little pre-cleaning before you vacuum.

They may be made from a variety of materials, both man-made and natural. Man-made bristles are generally of extruded plastic and metal handles. Natural-material brooms may be constructed of a variety of materials, including brush, but generally include stiff grasses such as broomcorn and/or sotol fiber.