I'm not sure why I'm so fond of a good broom, but I am.
I like the kind with wooden handles and straw bristles, not plastic. I always drill a hole in the wood and add a loop or a ring to hang the broom, so the bristles don't warp from sitting on the floor.
I like a good broom so much, that about two months ago I splurged. I spent $12 and I bought an upstairs broom, even though we already had a broom hanging in the kitchen. First thing I did when I got home after buying the new broom: drilled a hole and inserted a ring, and hung it in the hallway. Now the boys don't steal the kitchen broom and leave it in their bedroom; they have a dedicated bedroom broom.
That's all. I just like brooms.
I like the kind with wooden handles and straw bristles, not plastic. I always drill a hole in the wood and add a loop or a ring to hang the broom, so the bristles don't warp from sitting on the floor.
I like a good broom so much, that about two months ago I splurged. I spent $12 and I bought an upstairs broom, even though we already had a broom hanging in the kitchen. First thing I did when I got home after buying the new broom: drilled a hole and inserted a ring, and hung it in the hallway. Now the boys don't steal the kitchen broom and leave it in their bedroom; they have a dedicated bedroom broom.
That's all. I just like brooms.
I'm with you; I far prefer brooms to vacuuming.
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