Authentic Hand Made All Broomcorn Broom (57-Inch/Large)

Superb quality broom, like they used to be 40 years ago. Worth the price. These perform even better when they get broken in. A little shedding is normal and is somewhat stiff until broken in. My favorite broom by far. Amish craftsmanship is second to none. Highly recommend.

I have backyard chickens, and a patio and paths, so I do a lot of scooping and sweeping. The scooping part was going fine, but until now I was very unsatisfied with the sweeping part of the job. The last broom I had came from my neighborhood grocery, and it was sadly inferior. It lasted about 6 months, but towards the end, I felt like I was sweeping on 3 bristles. I went looking for something better, and I found it in the most surprising place, because really, ordering brooms on the internet, isn't that some kind of cultural anachronism? But it came with free shipping, so I gave it a try.The free shipping turned out to be excellent shipping, and the broom arrived right away in an appropriate box that wasn't damaged a bit. So my first impression was, this looks good. All my further impressions bore that out.This is a glorious broom, a broom beyond compare, a broom like none I have ever seen. The handle is round and thick but surprisingly lightweight. The smooth wood feels good on the sensitive palms of my hands. The color is soothingly pale. The label has a picture of a horse and a buggy. So I like the handle.The bristles are long and firm. There are lots of them. They are thickly bundled and uniform and well sewn. They are attached to the handle in a complicated arrangement of wires and padding that is completely firm and doesn't jiggle a bit. So I like the bristles too.I've been sweeping chicken leavings for a month now, and sometimes things are wet, and there are pine needles and other things, so I have given it a workout, and the broom looks like new. So I am completely satisfied with the broom.Now, may I say something about the benefits of sweeping? Sweeping is wonderful exercise. I hope I am not getting too personal, but do you know how some people get kind of flabby on the sides of their belly? This is the best exercise for that area, especially if you are an older person. It stretches those muscles in a gentle way and over time they get stronger. Those muscles hold up your internal organs, so it is good to keep them in shape. Plus, sweeping is rhythmic and soothing, and it gives you a reason to be out on the porch, listening to the birds. I just think it's great. So buy a broom already. You'll be glad you did.

This broom is exquisitely expensively, but has the quality to back it up. It's a long broom, not including the handle. The handle is a healthy, thick handle which is perfectly paired with the broom. It's a great broom that will serve me a good while. But, it's a lot of money for a broom, however I believe it to be worth it.

Two things we didn't love about this broom was the high cost and how many bristle it shed in the first few weeks. We love that it's made in America, that it feels sturdy and built to last. It is very heavy and we had to drill a hole in the handle to put a cord thru so we could hang it so the bristles don't go all cattywhompus from leaning on it's own weight. Overall we would probably not re-purchase but we're fine with this one.

No static electricity does its job well I enjoyed a lot more than the plastic vinyl or nylon brooms they sell in the supermarket plus it’s durable no bent broom handles with this

Corn Brooms are a wonderful thing and serve a great purpose. A great a well made corn broom is worth every dime you pay for it, as long as, you take care of it, and store it properly. It will last for decades, which is why I chose this one for my son. I could have cared less on the price as the quality makes it far cheaper in the long run and it’s much easier to use. I told him how to store it to prevent the bristles from getting wet, and he’ll have it for decades, just as I have had mine for 35 or more years now. He may have mine as a spare after I’m deceased lol and his child or children may fight over ours. Don’t waste your money buying junk made overseas, buy this, made here, by people who know how to make them and take care of it. Let your kids fight over it when you’re gone. Seriously, it’s a great product and I can sweep up grass clippings/trimmings in no time with this as it’s made correctly.

It's a bit pricey for a broom, but once you use it, the difference is immediately apparent. This is how a broom should be made. The corn is thick, and has flex, which results in a single pass cleaning the floor, where a normal broom might require multiple strokes.The way the corn is attached appears very strong. The handmade touch. I already know it performs better, but I think it's going to last longer than your average broom, too.

Built like a tank and floor dust fears it.