The Two Best Brooms We Tested Cost Less Than $20
Most brooms do what they’re supposed to but lack the extra features that can make the tool really worth it
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I switched from sweeping to vacuuming my hard floors just two years ago. Even after switching to a vacuum, I kept a broom and dustpan in my cleaning closet because I never remember to keep my vacuum charged. And I prefer a broom for some tasks, like sweeping up larger bits of food and reaching the area behind the toilet. Plus, if you drop a glass and it shatters into hundreds of tiny pieces, you probably shouldn’t try to vacuum them up. Long story short, brooms are here to stay—at least for emergencies.
- Brooms We Tested: Amazon Basics Broombi Helio Libman O-Cedar Oxo Up&Up
- How We Tested