Wonder why they are described as 'Garden Brooms'....lets face it you can-not sweep the Garden with one, ideal for hard surfaces, like concrete,Tarmac,Wood floor etc...but would be hard to push around the garden IE: grass lawn, flower beds etc.. a Garden Rake will do the trick much better on grass and soil beds.

I shall have to get fitted for spectacles, I thought the heading was a "proper Gordon Brown".

beer monkey wrote:Wonder why they are described as 'Garden Brooms'....lets face it you can-not sweep the Garden with one, ideal for hard surfaces, like concrete,Tarmac,Wood floor etc...but would be hard to push around the garden IE: grass lawn, flower beds etc.. a Garden Rake will do the trick much better on grass and soil beds.

We'll just call it an out door broom then shall we

MR Vark

A multi surface pushing forward outdoor broom, so as not to be confused with the backhanded outdoor bamboo broom,

Do these brooms come with instructions?

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So said Basil Brush

Nope. But if you find one, buy one for me too! I've been keeping my eyes open for something like that for years.

ive never seen 1- just those Witches brooms made of twigs that just waft the dust around .
they must have them in BKK somewhere so buy there and take it on the plane with you .

Better idea - don't do the sweeping up, get someone else to do it using their own tools and give them 20 baht each time.
Also please remember - you do not have a work permit so you can't do it anyway, that's what I tell my mrs.........

Anybody know where to buy one of these beauties in Udon?

I think they're called lawn edgers, used for trimming overgrowth along driveways and sidewalks.