Indoor broom VILEDA 142156 with soft and hard technopolymer bristles, black

The Vileda 142156 broom combines soft and hard bristles in a single head to provide efficient indoor cleaning of different floor surfaces. Constructed from durable polyethylene terephthalate (PET), the bristles are designed to capture fine dust with the soft section while the stiffer section removes larger debris. The broom head is finished in black, grey and red tones and comes in a compact pack suitable for easy storage in closets or utility rooms.

Advantages

The dual-bristle configuration increases versatility: soft fibers collect small particles and fine dust, while hard fibers dislodge and sweep away heavier dirt. PET bristles resist deformation and maintain shape over time, ensuring consistent performance. The compact dimensions make the broom simple to store without taking much space. Design and material choices support long-term indoor use and basic household maintenance.

Suitable for

• Sweeping hard floors such as tile, laminate and sealed wood
• Collecting fine dust and larger debris in living areas
• Quick clean-ups in kitchens, hallways and utility rooms
• Use in apartments and small storage spaces where compact tools are preferred

Key specifications

• Bristle material: polyethylene terephthalate (PET)
• Bristle type: combined soft and hard sections
• Color: black, grey and red
• Pack dimensions: 290 mm (width) × 62 mm (depth)
• Intended use: indoor floor sweeping

How to use

Attach the broom head to a compatible handle if not pre-assembled, ensuring a secure fit. Use long, even strokes to move dust and debris toward a dustpan; apply the soft-bristle side for fine particles and the harder side for heavier or embedded dirt. For best results on uneven surfaces, sweep at a shallow angle to maintain contact between bristles and floor. After use, tap the broom gently outdoors or over a trash receptacle to remove accumulated debris and store in a dry place to preserve bristle integrity.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the bristles for wear and deformation; replace the broom when bristles no longer make effective contact with the floor. Avoid using the broom on wet surfaces to prevent bristle clumping and reduced performance. For combined cleaning, use alongside a dustpan and, when necessary, a damp mop to remove fine residues left after sweeping.