Natural Whisk Sweeping Hand Handle Broom - Vietnam Handmade Straw Soft Broom Design for Home, Kitchen, Grage, Bedroom 12.2" Width, 26.38" Length

I bought this broom to use in Hocus Pocus decor. It arrived in 3 pieces which easily screwed together. The two broom handle pieces were both drilled at one end with a piece of jute rope strung through each of the holes and tied in loops for hanging. Seemed odd to have two handle pieces that were meant to be on top. Don't know if that was a mistake. But the pieces fit together. I cut the loop off the lower portion of the handle and called it a day. The broom section at the bottom is a legitimate broom. It definitely can do some work. Put together, it's a sturdy little thing. I don't think I would allow very small children to play with it without supervision. Seems more like it should be for display only.

I love this broom. Wide and sweeps every bit of dirt and dog hair up.

This broom has a wide sweep width with soft bristles that do a great job of herding food crumbs, dirt and pet hair into a pile for easy clean-up. The two-piece handle assembles easily, but is a little too short for any big sweeping job. The compact size does make it ideal for any quick cleanup; just grab the broom, whisk the dirt, and hang it back up by the little loop of twine on the handle. The business end is held together with sturdy twine that looks like it'll hold together for a long and useful life. When first put together, it's a good idea to shake the broom outdoors as the bristles arrive clumped together and can contain dust and material particles from the manufacturing process. For the price, this is a pretty good little broom. The bristles are unique and effective, unlike what you may find at a hardware store.

A little small but worked perfect for my wedding broom.

Good broom. Would buy it again. We'll made.

I used this broom as a part of my wedding ceremony, as my husband and I did the "jump the broom" ritual. I decorated the broom with ribbons matching the color of our wedding (even using leftover material from my MIL fitting my dress, maid of honor, bridesmaid, and flower girls' dresses. It is now hung on our front door.

This broom looks good enough but started shedding bristles from the moment I started using it. Eventually the head popped off rendering it useless after about two months of light use.

I like that this broom is made of natural materials - wood, straw, and cord to hold it together. We all have the plastic brooms with plastic bristles, and they work fine. This broom, however, actually looks great. You could probably use it as decoration in the right room (kitchen, entryway, etc.), while still having it handy to use when needed. It has a good sized, wide brush/broom that's tightly pulled together, yet it's soft and flexible. The only criticism I have is that the two handles could line up better when put together, but that doesn't take away from how well it works or how much I like it!

the handle is a little bit short