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A broom holder is just what you need to keep all your cleaning stuff—brooms, mops, dusters, you name it—nice and tidy. It stands them up straight, keeps them safe, and makes it easy to grab what you need, so everything looks less messy and stays in good shape.
🔧 Kinds of Broom Holders
1. Wall-Mounted
What it is: You stick these on walls in places like the laundry room, garage, kitchen, or closet.
Where you see them: Broom Holders and businesses.
Good stuff: They don’t take up floor space and are pretty strong.
Not-so-good: You have to drill holes (unless you get the sticky kind).
2. Sticky or No-Drill
What it is: They use sticky pads or suction cups to stick to stuff.
Good stuff: Easy to put up and take down.
Not-so-good: Can’t hold as much weight, and they might fall off after a while.
3. Freestanding Racks
What it is: Frames or stands that hold your stuff up.
Good stuff: You can move them around, and no need to put them up.
Not-so-good: They sit on the floor.
4. Slide-In / Ball Grip
What it is: These have little grip things that move to fit the size of the broom handle.
Good stuff: Holds tight and fits loads of handle sizes.
Not-so-good: The rubber things can wear out if you use them a lot.
5. Hook
What it is: Just hooks or clips to hang tools that have holes.
Good stuff: Simple and cheap.
Not-so-good: Won’t work if your stuff doesn’t have a hole to hang it from.
🧱 What They're Made Of
Stuff What It's Like Best For
Plastic (ABS or PVC) Light, won’t rust Inside the house
Stainless Steel Strong, won’t rust Garage, outside, wet spots
Aluminum Alloy Light but strong Upscale places
Rubber / Silicone Grips Stops things from slipping Where handles go
Wood Looks good Inside the house
⚙️ What They Got
A bunch of slots (like 3–6) for handles
Spare hooks for little things like brushes, dustpans, and gloves
Moveable grips for different handle sizes
Stuff that stops slipping and rusting
Some can fold up
Sticky stuff on the back (for the no-drill ones)
🧰 How to Put Them Up
1. Drill It In
Use wall anchors and screws.
Fit for the strong ones.
Works on walls made of concrete, brick, or wood.
2. Stick It On
Clean the wall first.
Press the holder on tight and wait a day before you put anything on it.
Good for tile, glass, or metal.
🏡 Where to Use Them
Broom Holder: Kitchen, bathroom, where you wash clothes, balcony, or closet.
Garage/Workshop: For rakes, shovels, or cords.
Businesses: Hotels, schools, cleaning closets.
⚖️ How Much They Hold
Not much: Like 3–5 kg (sticky ones).
A lot: Like 10–20 kg (screw ones).
Always make sure your wall and the holder can take the weight.
🧽 How to Keep Them Clean
Keep the grip parts clean and dry so things don't slide.
Wipe off dust and water every so often.
Don’t hang super wet mops on them for too long.
If the sticky stuff comes loose, get a new sticky pad or screw it in.
✅ What's Good About Them
Keeps your cleaning stuff neat and easy to get to
Stops your stuff from falling on the floor or marking up the walls
Less mess and less to trip over
Your stuff lasts longer since it can dry out
Looks better
⚠️ What to Think About When Buying
Measure how much wall you have and how much stuff you want to hang.
Make sure the handle sizes will fit.
Pick how you want to put it up (drill or stick) based on your wall.
Get water-proof stuff if it’s going in a wet place.
Look for hooks you can move or change around.
🔧 Kinds of Broom Holders
1. Wall-Mounted
What it is: You stick these on walls in places like the laundry room, garage, kitchen, or closet.
Where you see them: Broom Holders and businesses.
Good stuff: They don’t take up floor space and are pretty strong.
Not-so-good: You have to drill holes (unless you get the sticky kind).
2. Sticky or No-Drill
What it is: They use sticky pads or suction cups to stick to stuff.
Good stuff: Easy to put up and take down.
Not-so-good: Can’t hold as much weight, and they might fall off after a while.
3. Freestanding Racks
What it is: Frames or stands that hold your stuff up.
Good stuff: You can move them around, and no need to put them up.
Not-so-good: They sit on the floor.
4. Slide-In / Ball Grip
What it is: These have little grip things that move to fit the size of the broom handle.
Good stuff: Holds tight and fits loads of handle sizes.
Not-so-good: The rubber things can wear out if you use them a lot.
5. Hook
What it is: Just hooks or clips to hang tools that have holes.
Good stuff: Simple and cheap.
Not-so-good: Won’t work if your stuff doesn’t have a hole to hang it from.
🧱 What They're Made Of
Stuff What It's Like Best For
Plastic (ABS or PVC) Light, won’t rust Inside the house
Stainless Steel Strong, won’t rust Garage, outside, wet spots
Aluminum Alloy Light but strong Upscale places
Rubber / Silicone Grips Stops things from slipping Where handles go
Wood Looks good Inside the house
⚙️ What They Got
A bunch of slots (like 3–6) for handles
Spare hooks for little things like brushes, dustpans, and gloves
Moveable grips for different handle sizes
Stuff that stops slipping and rusting
Some can fold up
Sticky stuff on the back (for the no-drill ones)
🧰 How to Put Them Up
1. Drill It In
Use wall anchors and screws.
Fit for the strong ones.
Works on walls made of concrete, brick, or wood.
2. Stick It On
Clean the wall first.
Press the holder on tight and wait a day before you put anything on it.
Good for tile, glass, or metal.
🏡 Where to Use Them
Broom Holder: Kitchen, bathroom, where you wash clothes, balcony, or closet.
Garage/Workshop: For rakes, shovels, or cords.
Businesses: Hotels, schools, cleaning closets.
⚖️ How Much They Hold
Not much: Like 3–5 kg (sticky ones).
A lot: Like 10–20 kg (screw ones).
Always make sure your wall and the holder can take the weight.
🧽 How to Keep Them Clean
Keep the grip parts clean and dry so things don't slide.
Wipe off dust and water every so often.
Don’t hang super wet mops on them for too long.
If the sticky stuff comes loose, get a new sticky pad or screw it in.
✅ What's Good About Them
Keeps your cleaning stuff neat and easy to get to
Stops your stuff from falling on the floor or marking up the walls
Less mess and less to trip over
Your stuff lasts longer since it can dry out
Looks better
⚠️ What to Think About When Buying
Measure how much wall you have and how much stuff you want to hang.
Make sure the handle sizes will fit.
Pick how you want to put it up (drill or stick) based on your wall.
Get water-proof stuff if it’s going in a wet place.
Look for hooks you can move or change around.