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| Choosing the best handle for the broom, squeegee, or brush can be difficult. Things to keep in mind are: how much pressure the handle must take without snapping, whether the tool requires a tapered or threaded end, how long the handle needs to be, and how much moisture the handle must withstand. Plastics, fiberglass, and steel work well for wet applications. Hardwood handles work best for dry applications. Choose your handle according to these criteria and you'll get a good job! 5' Standard Duty Hardwood Handles Threaded for Brooms, Brushes and Squeegees 5' Heavy Duty Hardwood Handles Threaded for Brooms, Brushes and Squeegees 5' Standard Duty Hardwood Handles Tapered for Brooms, Brushes and Squeegees 5' Heavy Duty Hardwood Handles Tapered for Brooms, Brushes and Squeegees Brute Metal Threaded Handle for Brooms, Brushes and Squeegees 5' Heavy Duty Metal-Tipped Broom & Brush Handle 5' Fiberglass Handle Threaded for Brooms, Brushes and Squeegees 5' Fiberglass Handle Tapered for Brooms, Brushes and Squeegees 6 - 12 Ft. Aluminum Extension Telescopic Handle (Threaded) Tapered End Adapter (Hardwood) | |
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| Why use a brace on a broom or squeegee handle? Besides the obvious, to stiffen the handle against snapping in the broom socket, a brace will also increase the life of the tool. The longer a broom or squeegee, the more likely the tool is to wobble on the handle, which will cause the handle socket to ream out over time. A brace prevents this. Double bracing with both a large and a small brace will allow the tool to withstand much use and abuse too! Small "Guardian" Metal Brace for Broom and Squeegee Handles Large "Emtite" Steel Triangle Brace for Push Broom and Squeegee Handles | |
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