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This ODKKAYA Natural Whisk Sweeping Hand Handle Broom is a nice and light whisk broom that makes quick work of daunting chores. It is very well made, a great size for hand work, and is a nice conversation piece of useful decor. I love using it to dust my window blinds and around the window seals. It's also easier and works better than a regular broom to clean my stairs that go down to my basement. There's no missing any dust in the corners, as it easily whisks away any dust, hair/fur, and debris. It's great for dusting off and around printers and computer speakers, as it's so light that it just whisks away the dust and doesn't upset other things. There are a myriad of things that this whisk broom can sweep and dust. I love that it picks up some things better than a regular broom does, especially dog fur. It's lightweight and easy to handle and does exactly what it's made to do. I would definitely recommend it!

The little broom started losing bristles the first time I used it to sweep off the top of my stove. Now it hangs on my wall as a decoration.

Cheap and I had to wait forever for it

With hardwood flooring, dust, dirt is visible almost immediately. We have lots of vacuum cleaners, upright, cordless, hand held, and Asian style broom. That one gets used quite often. Small jobs usually.But they don’t last forever, and I was wishing for a bit smaller one, which is very convenient in tight places. This broom/whisk is done quite well. The bamboo handle is smooth, no splinters, breaks or anything that will catch your hand. Cheaper ones, have imperfections. The natural fibers are held together very well and I don’t have to worry that with use I’ll start losing a bunch as we sweep. The material is a bit stiffer than our old one, and I’m yet sure if this is a good or bad thing. Regardless, the broom works very well, it is easy to hold, small enough to get into any crevice. If you are in the market for such a broom, we recommend it.

I got this brush/broom mainly to sweep up the ashes that fall onto the tiles below the door of my wood stove, and for that this will work just fine I think. It works for light duty things like ashes, dry crumbs, powder, dust ...but anything with a weight, or static, forget this! I use shredded paper sometimes for kindling in my wood stove, and this will sweep up what dropped on the tile, but not on the carpet. It will only sweep things that have no resistance, so for the ashes it is fine. In the process of first loosening this brush up I did lose a few of the straws, but not too many, and maybe not much more after this initial process. As long as you do not expect this broom to do more that I should, it will be fine. Or, you can just use it as a decoration.

This handheld broom is a little short but works great for light-duty sweeping. It is very easy to navigate due to its compact and lightweight form factor. The natural grass strands are fine, soft and flexible, which are more suitable for delicate surfaces than most full-sized brooms. I used it to sweep along the baseboards as well as under and between furniture, it was pretty quick and easy to do.I appreciate that the broom is handmade with natural materials. It is sturdy and seems durable. The grass strands are soft enough to be used on picture frames, ceiling crown molding, etc. I found it handy in tight spaces where I just need some light-duty cleaning.Overall, I'm pleased with this broom. It works great for light-duty sweeping. The price is reasonable for the material and build quality as well. Made in Vietnam. It is a pretty decent broom if you consider it as a "large" handheld broom with a 12" handle. For light-duty cleanup, it gets the job done.

This broom is great at light duty but where it really shines is hanging up in your kitchen. It looks like something that would cost three times as much in a Hobby Lobby, etc. I really love the quality and value.5 stars!

I got this to use on the outdoor furniture in my screened porch to keep the dirt and dust at bay, mainly from the cushions. The brush is attractive enough to keep near the porch door, but every time I use it is leaves broom straws on all of the cushions. I thought it might diminish over time, but the last time a used it a rather sizable chunk of bristles fell out. I don't use a crazy amount of vigor when using it that I think would cause this, just how I would do with with any small broom.I think this may be something for decorative use only. The shedded broom straws that it leaves here and there on the cushions kind of defeats its purpose.