Cleaning can be easier if you have the right products.
I walked into the Westview Shop, just looking to replace my regular dustpan. I asked a really helpful sales girl for a recommendation and she scooped this one up with such passion that although it was pricey, I knew I had to take it.
Now I’m not one to start loving cleaning products. Not at all. But I have to say I really love this dustpan by Ravmag. Here’s what I noticed right away: It doesn’t leave “a line!” It just gets ALL the dirt the first time. I literally examined it to realize it has a unique rubber edge that suctions to the floor and leaves no gaps for dirt to slip through. Brilliant. Also, the height of the stick and the fact that it’s rubber makes it durable and easy to use.
I later went back to purchase the broom that came along with it. I was sure it was going to be good—and it’s true! Here’s what I like.
- It’s rubber, so it’s durable—no more thinned out shredded bristles. The rubber is easy to clean, won’t lose shape, and will last for years.
- It has a large yet thin head, that covers large areas in less time—yet it can fit into narrow and hard to reach areas.
- It sweeps wet and dry surfaces and can double as a squeegee if needed.
- It’s fun! The kids somehow enjoy sweeping with this broom.
Try it. You won’t go back.
I recommended it to Leah, and here’s what she thought:
Leah: Shaindy told me about the broom, so I got one too. I loved it. It took me a little while to get used to it. It was a little heavier than my regular broom. But I loved the way it swept on the hardwood floor (not as much as it swept the floors that had lots of grout). The dustpan is definitely life-changing!
Here’s a similar type of broom at a lower price.
And while we’re talking about brooms, I also want to tell you about the best mop out there. This is a cross between a Sponja and a mop (so if you usually prefer a shmatte over a broom vs. a traditional mop, this is a good replacement). The microfiber pads come off and go in the washing machine. Own a few and it’s very convenient and easy to wash them.
Want to know what other brooms we love? Check out this post: The Broom That Changed the Way I Sweep.
Want cleaning product recommendations? Here’s the ones that Esti loves.
Want to get your wood floors to look like new? Try our tips here.
If your cleaning lady does your sweeping, she might not like this broom. This was my experience.
Interesting! I have this broom for years- when I got it she called it “vacuum”! Since it picked everything up
I had the same experience. Why?
If you’re looking for a good mop, you must try a “spin mop”! (I have the Twist and Shout brand) Life changing! Best mop ever!
What’s a spin mop?
It comes with a bucket that has a basket attached inside. When you push the mop down it spins and wrings itself out. Also the bottom part comes off and you can wash in washing machine.
you should try the Feather sweep. its very light and goes into every corner. and fold-able. u can get it on amazon i see : https://www.amazon.com/Feather-Sweep-Incredibly-Flexible-Telescoping/dp/B0722Q152M/ref=sr_1_50?ie=UTF8&qid=1520967969&sr=8-50&keywords=broom
My cleaning lady, too, dislikes the broom and asked me to buy another “regular” broom which I did.
I, however, really ENJOY sweeping with this broom! Vacuum is a good description because it gathers hair and dust like nothing else besides a vacuum cleaner. The only con is that it doesn’t get into corners really well. I still love it and still using the same one I purchased a number of years ago. Make sure to get the original. The others aren’t worth it in my experience.
Swiffer has mops that are disposable. You put a wet swiffer cloth on the stick and throw it out when your done.
This broom is sold in Shaarei Rvacha in Israel the company is טירוֹלרץ. Its collecting all the tiny dust on the floor instead of just getting stuk in the broom and then using it to ‘clean’ another area. Yay!
no ‘phey’ in the name just tiroler
I have this broom for over a year. I got it after all my friends raved about it., but I don’t love it… It has a hard time getting into corners and around table legs. Because it’s made out of rubber, the friction doesn’t allow it to smoothly slide into the corners. In addition, it doesn’t do a good job on dust or small particles of dirt. For bigger dirt, I enjoy the broom’s width since a few strokes does the job. That’s the only pro in my opinion. But for dust and tiny crumbs, my floor is never really clean after sweeping.
We used this broom in E”Y! We loved it so much that we actually brought it back with us to US. How? It’s a good question! When there is a will there is a way! ( at the point I wasn’t aware of this online option)