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“I Put a Sock on the Broom and the Result Surprised Me”
I Put a Sock on the Broom and the Result Surprised Me
We all have that one old sock lying around with no match—or maybe a few that are too worn out to wear but too “usable” to throw away. Recently, I discovered a simple hack that turned an ordinary sock and a broom into a surprisingly effective cleaning tool, and I haven’t looked back since.
It may sound strange, but putting a sock on your broom could be the easiest cleaning trick you’ve never tried—and the results are shockingly good!
Why Put a Sock on a Broom?
When you slide a sock over the bristle end of a broom, you instantly transform it into a giant duster. It acts like a microfiber cloth, trapping dust, pet hair, and cobwebs from places your regular broom or vacuum might miss.
What You’ll Need
- A clean (preferably cotton or microfiber) sock
- A broom
- Optional: A rubber band or hair tie to secure the sock
- Optional: A light spritz of furniture polish or dust spray for extra pickup
Where and How to Use It
1. Dusting Ceilings and Corners
Spiderwebs and dust love to gather in high corners. The sock-covered broom makes reaching those spots easy—no ladder required. The sock grabs t
