Swivel-It™ Flex-Neck Broom

The clever design of our Swivel-It™ Flex-Neck Broom by Casabella® makes cleaning around baseboards and corners, under furniture and between cabinetry quick and efficient. It features a crescent shape that moves debris to the center, gathering it and making it easier to sweep into a dust pan.

Soft grip handle with hanging loop
Lightweight, epoxy-coated steel pole
Exploded bristle tips catch and hold dust and dirt
Broom head pivots 180° to reach hard to access places

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Swivel-It™ Broom Lime

11" x 55" h

10057530

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Swivel-Itâ¢ Flex-Neck Broom 2.3 5 3 3

Not the sturdiest broom I bought one of these brooms thinking the swivel feature would be useful to sweep under cabinets. Unfortunately, it swiveled a little to easily and, I found myself having to compensate by sweeping at odd angles. The broom finally broke at the swivel. On the plus side, the bristles are some of the best I've seen -- they are just the right combination of firmness and flexibility and, thus, the broom would sweep up the finest dust efficiently. April 8, 2013

Not fond of this item I recently cleaned house for a customer and used this broom. At first I thought it was broken. I finally realized it was made this way. I was wondering if it came with directions or a video. I had to pull out the vacume to do a good job. May 17, 2012

Pros and Cons I love this broom because you can get in to tight areas since it swivels. The silicone grips on the tips of the bristles are great; you will be amazed at what your old broom left behind! The only downside is within the first few uses, I dropped the broom on it's side and the hanging ring broke and will not stay attached. May 24, 2010