Charred Cobweb Broom
Cobweb brooms are the broom I never knew I was meant to love. They are light weight, aerodynamic, and steer easily in between curtain rods, hanging plants, shelves, ceiling fans, under furniture, behind the fridge, and in to high rafters and corners. They’re also just the prettiest spindliest things.
To care for your broom, always hang, never lean, and keep dry to prolong its life. Worn bristles can be trimmed with scissors to keep the shape, and can be spritzed with vinegar if they become musty.
Cobweb brooms are the broom I never knew I was meant to love. They are light weight, aerodynamic, and steer easily in between curtain rods, hanging plants, shelves, ceiling fans, under furniture, behind the fridge, and in to high rafters and corners. They’re also just the prettiest spindliest things.
To care for your broom, always hang, never lean, and keep dry to prolong its life. Worn bristles can be trimmed with scissors to keep the shape, and can be spritzed with vinegar if they become musty.
Cobweb brooms are the broom I never knew I was meant to love. They are light weight, aerodynamic, and steer easily in between curtain rods, hanging plants, shelves, ceiling fans, under furniture, behind the fridge, and in to high rafters and corners. They’re also just the prettiest spindliest things.
To care for your broom, always hang, never lean, and keep dry to prolong its life. Worn bristles can be trimmed with scissors to keep the shape, and can be spritzed with vinegar if they become musty.