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Take the plastic bag and stretch it over the broom’s bristles so that it fits snugly. You can tie it in place or secure it with a rubber band if needed.
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2. Sweep As Usual
Now sweep your floor just like you normally would. You’ll immediately notice the plastic creates a gentle static cling — which helps attract fine dust, pet hair, and even tiny debris that often slips through the bristles.
3. Toss and Replace
Once you’re done, simply remove the bag and throw it away. No more cleaning hair out of your broom or shaking it out in the backyard!
Why It Works: The Science Behind the Hack
Plastic creates static electricity as it rubs against the floor. This static charge helps trap small particles like dust, hair, and lint that regular sweeping can miss. It’s especially helpful on tile, hardwood, vinyl, or laminate floors.
Bonus: It also keeps your broom cleaner and extends its life.
When to Use This Trick
- After grooming pets (hello, fur everywhere!)
- In corners or under furniture where dust tends to cling
- Before mopping, to pick up the tiny stuff
- For quick cleanups when you don’t want to pull out the vacuum
A Cleaner Floor in Seconds — No Extra Effort
This easy, no-cost hack is one of those things you’ll try once and then never forget. It’s especially handy if you don’t have a fancy vacuum or just want a quick touch-up. So next time your broom just isn’t cutting it, grab a plastic bag — your floors (and your back) will thank you!
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