Material Characteristics:
Broom Head: Rigid Plastic (Polypropylene) With Densely Packed PET Bristles, Nylon Reinforcement
One-piece/Two-piece: One-piece structure is more sturdy, two-piece adjustable length or replaceable parts
Brush Fiber Shape: Flat head design for smooth floors, V-shaped or wave-shaped bristles for cleaning corners and crevices.
Additional Features: Some Brooms Have Scrapers on the Back to Remove Stubborn Stains
3. Performance Advantages
Lightweight: Lighter than Traditional Bamboo or Metal Brooms, Easier to Operate
Waterproof and moisture-proof: plastic material resists mold, suitable for humid environments (such as bathrooms)
Static Adsorption: Some Brush Bristles Undergo Anti-Static Treatment, Can Absorb Hair And Dust
4. Color and Style
Multiple Colors (red, purple, yellow, blue, green, black, transparent, etc.), semi-transparent material options for design emphasis
Children's may feature cartoon patterns, commercial emphasizes simplicity and durability.
5. Use Cases
Household: short handle, flexible lightweight, suitable for tiles, wooden floors.
Industrial Use: Thickened Brush Bristles, Long Handle Design, for Cleaning Workshops, Warehouses and Other Large Areas
6. Eco-Friendly Features
Some Products Use Recyclable Plastic; Inferior Plastic May Break Easily
7. Maintenance and Lifespan
Brush Bristles Easily Entangle Hair, Requires Regular Cleaning
After prolonged use, brush fibers may harden or break; lifespan usually 1-3 years depending on usage frequency.
Selection Recommendations:
Smooth Surface: Choose soft bristles to avoid scratching.
Outdoor use: Prefer UV-resistant plastic to prevent aging.
High-hair environment: Recommend model with static adsorption function

Plastic brooms are the mainstream choice for daily cleaning due to low cost and ease of use, but for special needs (such as carpets, greasy stains) may need to be paired with other tools.