How to use brooms made of different materials

Broom, also known as broom and broom, is a common tool for household cleaning. According to different cleaning occasions, brooms made of different materials are used, such as feather dusters, sorghum brooms for indoor and outdoor cleaning, bamboo brooms for street cleaning, plastic brooms for indoor cleaning and bamboo brooms for street cleaning. Let's take a look at the uses of brooms made of different materials! First of all, the nickname of broom

Broom can also be called broom, with different names and the same meaning. It is used for cleaning.

Other names of broom are broom, broom, broom and so on.

Second, how to use brooms with different materials?

1, feather duster

Also known as feather broom, it is said that it was invented by Shao Kang in Xia Dynasty more than 4,000 years ago. Shao Kang happened to see an injured pheasant dragging its body forward, where the dust was much less. He caught some pheasants, plucked their feathers and made the first feather duster. There is also a legend that it was invented by Du Kang, the inventor of wine. The feather duster is small and easy to use, but its disadvantage is that it is not wear-resistant and too soft. It can't be used to clean the yard, but can only be used to clean bottles and cans.

2. Birch broom

This is a common tool in ancient Europe, but it is rare now. However, in movies and comics, witches and wizards ride birch brooms.

3. Sorghum broom

Sorghum brooms have a wide range of uses, dense branches and good toughness, and can perform well indoors and outdoors.

4. Plastic broom

Invented by Americans, it is generally used for daily household cleaning. Its advantages are neatness, wear resistance, no scratches, convenient cleaning and suitable for indoor use.

5. Bamboo broom

It is characterized by large gap and durability, and is suitable for cleaning streets and outdoor roads.

6. Bristle broom

It is characterized by good toughness, basically non-decay, and is suitable for indoor use.