at a manufacturing plant in Somerset.

A broom shouldn’t cause scratches – as long as you’re using the right type for the floor.. No electricity required..While most rooms have a socket, a non-motorised broom saves energy and doesn’t need a power cord.. Cheap.

Vacuum cleaners can be expensive, with the priciest models costing more than £500.Brooms are considerably cheaper.. Quiet.If you need to clean at night, then a broom is virtually silent.

Even the quietest vacuum cleaners still make noticeable noise.. May dislodge dust and dirt between floorboards..Some vacuums struggle to pick up dirt from between floorboards, but a broom may be able to access these locations..

Sometimes easier to sweep in tight spaces.

If your vacuum cleaner is too bulky to get into a tight space, then a thin broom may be a more convenient option..Slowly run the tool down this groove to cut all the fibres, then pull out the loose hair..

The hair-cutting tool is small and easily lost.If you can’t find it, a pair of scissors can also do the job.

Run them carefully down the same groove to cut the hair, then pull it out by hand..Step 3: Replace The Brush Bar.