Indoor broom VILEDA 151221 with rubber head, soft/hard bristles, red, 340 mm pack width

The Vileda 151221 indoor broom combines soft and hard bristles in a single head to deliver effective cleaning on a variety of indoor surfaces. Constructed from durable polyethylene terephthalate (PET), the broom head maintains shape and performance during regular household use. The tool is finished in a black, grey and red colour scheme and features a compact head measuring approximately 340 mm in width and 55 mm in depth, designed for maneuverability around furniture and in narrow spaces.

Advantages

The mixed-bristle design removes both fine dust and larger debris without damaging delicate floor surfaces. PET construction offers resistance to moisture and wear, supporting longevity in everyday cleaning tasks. Its medium-sized head balances coverage and control, enabling efficient sweeping while remaining easy to store and handle. The neutral colour combination suits many interiors and makes it simple to identify among cleaning supplies.

Suitable for

• Hardwood floors
• Laminated flooring
• Tiles and vinyl
• Kitchen and living areas
• Quick spot cleaning and regular household sweeping

Key specifications

• Bristle material: polyethylene terephthalate (PET)
• Bristle type: combined soft and hard bristles
• Head width: approximately 340 mm
• Head depth: approximately 55 mm
• Colour: black, grey and red
• Intended use: indoor

How to use

Use the Vileda indoor broom by holding the handle at a comfortable angle and sweeping in short, controlled strokes toward a dustpan or central collection area. For best results, work from the room edges inward and perform regular passes to collect both fine dust and larger debris. After use, tap the broom head gently over a trash receptacle or rinse the bristles with water if necessary; allow to dry completely before storage to maintain bristle shape and hygiene.

Usage recommendations

Store the broom in a dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme heat to preserve bristle flexibility. For heavier debris, use the stiffer side of the bristles first, then finish with the softer bristles to gather fine dust. Replace the broom when bristles become excessively splayed or worn to ensure continued cleaning performance.