Wire Broom

Good, strong and sturdy wire brush. I've been able to remove a lot of green mould whatever else that has been on my patio and paths. I've also used it on the walls of a concrete shed to remove some flaky paint and cleaned the pavement. Good handle, easy to use. Very pleased with product and purchase price. Good value.

Very sturdy broom ideal on slabs

This wire broom saved my back, and my weekend! I’ve been battling moss on my patio for years, scrubbing on my knees with flimsy brushes that bent or broke after a few uses. This thing is built like a tank! The metal bristles didn’t flinch against stubborn algae, and the telescopic handle let me stand upright while scrubbing. No more aching knees or hunching over!The handle extends smoothly, and the brush head locks in tight, no wobbling or coming loose mid-scrub. I’ve used it on my deck, driveway cracks, and even the sidewalk, and it chews through grime like it’s nothing. The bristles are stiff but flexible enough to get into grooves without snapping.What surprised me most is how sturdy it feels. The stainless steel poles and heavy-duty bracket make it way tougher than the plastic junk I’ve tossed before. Plus, it’s easy to disassemble and store in my shed. For the price, it’s a steal compared to renting a pressure washer or buying disposable brushes every season.If your outdoor spaces are covered in green gunk or gritty dirt, grab this broom. It’s turned a dreaded chore into a quick sweep-and-go job. My neighbors even asked to borrow it, but I’m keeping this gem to myself!

The bristles are long and so far have stayed in shape. Not sure about the bracket which attaches the broom handle to the head, would last a year.It says it can remove moss. If the moss is established. over 2mm thick and wet then, no, it will not remove it easily ... use a spade. If the moss is on tarmac it will be a hard challenge, again use a spade.I had some success with moss on smooth surfaces but on walls not so much.

Absolutely brilliant .. cleaned my patio with it ..

This isn’t a broom. This is an attitude. A weapon. A declaration of war against moss, weeds, and anything else that dares grow where it shouldn’t. I wield it like a vengeful wizard sweeping filth from the kingdom.The bristles are not soft. They’re angry. They mean business. I used it on my patio and now I’m pretty sure the slabs are a few millimetres thinner. It's oddly satisfying—watching green scum vanish under the righteous fury of a metal brush on a telescopic stick.My only caution: do not look this broom in the eye. It has tasted algae and now it wants more. Keep it in a locked shed and feed it tasks regularly.

Great for driveway moss

The quality is very good, easy to install, just put in two screws. The density of the wire is just right and it has rebound, not too hard. Overall it is good, the price is not expensive and acceptable!