Quickie Mfg 7006 Angle Cut Kitchen Broom Steel Handle

Product Description

The QUICKIE MFG 7006 is a household angle cut kitchen broom designed for everyday sweeping on hard floor surfaces. It features split tip fiber bristles that trap fine dust and debris more effectively than standard-cut fibers. The angled bristle design allows the broom head to reach into corners and along baseboards without requiring repositioning. The steel handle provides rigid, lasting support through repeated daily use. Licensed cleaning and facility maintenance professionals as well as household users will find this broom suited for kitchens, utility rooms, and light commercial spaces. At approximately 51.2 inches in total length, it accommodates standard sweeping posture without excessive bending.

This broom is well suited for hard surface floor maintenance in residential kitchens, breakrooms, and light commercial settings. The Advant-Edge Sweep-Keeper design helps retain swept material at the edge of the broom head, reducing scatter during use. The angle cut head profile works efficiently along walls and in tight corners. It is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for routine daily sweeping tasks in any environment where fine dust and debris accumulate on hard floors.

Key Features

• Angle cut bristle head for improved corner and baseboard reach
• Split tip fiber fill captures fine dust and small debris particles
• Sweep-Keeper edge design helps contain debris at the broom head
• Steel handle construction provides rigid, durable support
• Overall length of approximately 51.2 inches suits standard sweeping posture

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone household and light commercial angle cut broom for use on hard floor surfaces including tile, hardwood, laminate, and sealed concrete.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Prior to first use, inspect the handle-to-head connection for secure fit. Store the broom hanging or bristle-side up to preserve bristle shape and extend service life. Avoid prolonged exposure to standing water, which can degrade fiber bristle performance over time.