Rubbermaid Commercial Products Broom Handle with Threaded Tip, 60-Inch Lacquered Wood handle for Floor Cleaning/Sweeping in Home/Office

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I got two of these to replace broomsticks on our Libman brooms that somehow got all bent up. (Lol…no idea how that happened!) These thread onto the Libman heads but fit a bit loose at the end of the threads. I took the broom and slammed it head first into the ground and it seated the broomstick to the head solidly. As a bonus, these are significantly longer than the original broomstick also, so you have a bit more range with them!One caveat though - these broomsticks DO NOT fit the dustpan if the dustpan originally clicked onto the broomstick. Okay, not initially. Eventually, you can get the wood of the broomstick to dimple enough that the dustpan will clip to the broomstick. But it takes a bit of oomph and a bit of determination to make it work. Don’t fret - you’ll get it!!!!All in all, these broomsticks are leaps and bounds better than the hollow steel tube sticks these brooms originally had. They are more durable, same in weight, and give you more reach than the original. Don’t throw out that good broom head just because the stick got bent! Get one of these broomsticks and upgrade that broom!

Good quality and fit standard brooms perfectly! Natural wood colored, very functional sturdy broom stick, easy to just screw it in and get to work on your chores.

I expected thicker. I had a Rubbermaid professional scrubber handle a few years ago and it was thick and had textured rubber down several inches starting at the very top end. The threaded end wasn't splintery and unfinished and the whole thing was nicely lacquered and smooth. This was nothing like that. That disappointed me, but for a threaded stick, it's okay if you have no preconceived notions and don't mind lowered standards so dang common from companies these days.But hey! Rubber maid PROFESSIONAL should be better, imo. Still a bit bitter, I guess.

These two wooden broomsticks are sticking up out of the ground, holding up my outdoor Christmas tree on one end, inflatable snowman on the other, and nativity scene banner in between the two. My Santa and elf garden stakes are in front of and to the side of my Christmas tree, and everything is being held together with Paracord and duck tape. My lion and lamb statue is on the ground, in front of it all. I got all of that stuff from Amazon, and couldn't have done it without those broomsticks.

Used it for a to make a decorative wagon wheel. The spoke part. Which went well

Junk, absolutely no rigidity. Flexes under the lightest of pressure. Lasted approximately four uses and snapped. The hand was ruined, and the brush head that I was using now has to be replaced because I could not easily get the remnants out without damaging it. Go for one with metal threads. This eight dollar handle just cost me 40 bucks for the handle and lost head. Junk!

Worked, but is longer than normal. We used to replace a broom.