Black and Red Broom and Dustpan Set
Sweeping crumbs off the kitchen tile works best when the pan stands on its own and the broom head meets the floor at a clean angle.
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We built this pair so you can sweep grit and pet hair without stooping over the dustpan. The long pole keeps your posture upright while dense rows of angled bristles guide dust out of baseboard corners. When you finish, pull the broom through the teeth on the pan rim and snap the set upright against the closet wall.
Angled bristle head
Dense rows of bristles sit on a slight slant so your wrist stays relaxed while sweeping. The firm tips work dirt loose from floorboard seams and carpet runners while the softer inner fiber carries fine dust along.
Built-in cleaning teeth
A row of comb teeth along the inner edge of the dustpan clears trapped hair and fluff from the bristles. Pull the broom head across the comb to drop the gathered tangle straight into the pan without using your hands.
Upright pole length
We set the handle length so you can sweep hallway runners and kitchen corners while standing tall. The dustpan rests flat on the floor on its own, so you can sweep right up to the lip without crouching down.
Fold and park
The pan head swivels flat against the broom handle to save room behind the utility door. The whole pair stands upright on a narrow footprint, tucked into a closet corner until the next sweep around the breakfast table.
