Full Circle Clean Team Brush & Dustpan Set

When I put this in my cart, I thought to myself, "Dude, are you seriously going to spend 18 dollars on a *dustpan*? You already have a dustpan. Actually, I think you might have two?" My brain was, technically, correct--I did already have a dustpan, and pieces of another dustpan set that had long become decoupled and would show up in random places from time to time. But the dustpan set I had was some cheapie I bought at a Rite Aid or CVS long ago--flimsy, homely plastic in a doleful color. What this meant was that, while I had a dustpan set, it was never where it was needed most because it was banished to Outer Mongolia, a.k.a. the dark back corner of the undersink cabinet, where it consorted with the rusty steel wool, the dried-up bottles of Brasso and CLR, and the ... MoreWhen I put this in my cart, I thought to myself, "Dude, are you seriously going to spend 18 dollars on a *dustpan*? You already have a dustpan. Actually, I think you might have two?" My brain was, technically, correct--I did already have a dustpan, and pieces of another dustpan set that had long become decoupled and would show up in random places from time to time. But the dustpan set I had was some cheapie I bought at a Rite Aid or CVS long ago--flimsy, homely plastic in a doleful color. What this meant was that, while I had a dustpan set, it was never where it was needed most because it was banished to Outer Mongolia, a.k.a. the dark back corner of the undersink cabinet, where it consorted with the rusty steel wool, the dried-up bottles of Brasso and CLR, and the kitchen gloves that were way too skeezy to ever actually put on but seemed impossible to throw away for some reason. Or it would end up in the basement. Or the shed. Anywhere other than in plain sight, because it was just too darn sad to look at. So yes, I paid eighteen dollars for a dustpan set. And it was worth every penny. The dustpan itself is sturdy, the brush firm and dense. The shape of the dustpan is deep and pocketed enough that it prevents the dust from simply shimmying or blowing out of the pan during use, and has little teeth along the top edge that are helpful in dislodging bigger bits from the brush. The brush clicks snugly into the pan, preventing loss. And, in a small bit of delightful good design, it stands on end, so it doesn't take up a bunch of space when stored. It is handsome enough that I not only keep it where it is needed (and use it often), but I actively make sure someone has not used it and abandoned it in some forlorn location. So, highly recommend.

I bought this to replace a smaller dustpan set that would always leave behind a small pile of debris. I wanted something that would leave nothing behind to be swept under the rug. This gets the job done and picks up every little thing. The brush bristles are soft, not hard or pokey. The dustpan is built with a flexible edge to conform to the floor. It's light in terms of weight and the brush fits perfectly in the dustpan's handle. Overall, great product! The Clean Team brush and dustpan is the perfect set! I would recommend!

Cleaning a rabbit’s habitat can be a challenge, especially when you have two. This brush collects ALL of the fur, hay remnants, chewed up toys etc so I only have to do a once over with the vacuum and not have it full after 5 seconds. This is the absolute best brush and dustpan I’ve ever owned.