Use & Care: Brooms

Keep your O‑Cedar broom performing at its best with proper use and regular care. Whether you’re sweeping pet hair, everyday dirt, or hard‑to‑reach corners, a well‑maintained broom helps deliver better cleaning results and lasts longer.

On this page, you’ll find simple tips and best practices for using your broom effectively, along with guidance on cleaning, storing, and maintaining broom bristles over time. From removing built‑up debris to extending the life of the broom head, these recommendations are designed to help you get the most out of your O‑Cedar broom—clean after clean.

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Frequently Asked Questions About O‑Cedar Brooms

Place your foot on the back pedal of the dust pan to secure it to the floor. This keeps the pan steady, lets the flexible lip seal tightly to the surface, and allows fully hands free sweeping, no bending required.

Yes. The step on design holds the dust pan in place so you don’t need to bend or hold it while sweeping debris inside.

The dust pan features a flexible floor sealing lip that presses flat when stepped on, ensuring debris goes into the pan, not under it.

After sweeping, run the bristles through the integrated combs on the dust pan. They’re designed to remove up to 3x more hair vs. a standard dust pan, great for pet fur, long hair, and debris that clings to bristles.

The dual bristle and angled bristle design help lift and gather hair efficiently, often capturing it in a single pass depending on surface and hair type.

Yes. It’s built with long lasting memory bristles and a sturdy, step on dust pan designed to withstand frequent everyday cleaning.

It combines angled bristles, hair removal combs, and a hands free dust pan, making it ideal for tackling constant pet hair and daily messes.