• Kitchen Broom Black Light Compact. With 2 Piece Threaded Steel Handle-Brooms-Fuller Brush Company
  • Kitchen Broom Black Light Compact. With 2 Piece Threaded Steel Handle-Brooms-Fuller Brush Company
  • Kitchen Broom Black Light Compact. With 2 Piece Threaded Steel Handle-Brooms-Fuller Brush Company
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Fuller Brush

Kitchen Broom Black Light Compact. With 2 Piece Threaded Steel Handle

Kitchen Broom Black Light Compact. With 2 Piece Threaded Steel Handle

SKU: 223-823-FB

$39.99
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Our lightweight & compact Kitchen Broom is sure to pick up the finest dust, debris and crumbs from your hard floors. The split-end, flagged, polystyrene bristles insure pickup of fine particles such as sugar, salt, hair, lint and crumbs. Specifically designed with a low profile rectangular head to reach under your kitchen cabinets and along all baseboards. Bristles are 3 inches long. 10 inch sweeping path. Comes with the 2 piece threaded steel handle. Our handle has durable no break steel threads formed directly into the steel handle. Easy to use, just thread handle and screw into the kitchen broom head. Comes with handy hang up hook. Handle 46” overall length


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Customer Reviews

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Linda Frank

Handle is long for me.My older broom handle was shorter.

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Jamie
Not the same

I must confess, I was so excited that my broom came, but I am disappointed. It's not the same as when I was a girl. I don't think. It's also has a shorter width head, so I must have ordered the wrong one. Otherwise, quality is good.

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Mary Ellen Pauly
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Diane

Love this kitchen broom. Had one over 50 years ago. Glad I was able to replace it. My Mother had one too.

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Diane Galella
Not quite like Mom's

My mother bought a Fuller Brush broom in the 50's. We used it every evening after dinner to sweep the kitchen floor, going out onto the elevated back porch to bang the metal handle to get dirt off the soft bristles that never deteriorated. When we had to move Mom to a nursing home, my sisters and I literally had to draw for who would get “the broom.” So well made that at 60+ years old it looked almost new except for worn off paint on handle, bristles looked perfect. Since I didn't win the draw, I looked for a replacement. Finally found this one. It's ok the bristles just aren't as soft but it picks up bits of dirt/food. The fine stuff flys around some because of stiff bristles. I like the size of the broom, fits in tight corners and under furniture well. Hoping with use, the bristles will soften some

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