Where can I buy a push broom?

[NongKhaiLee]

I have been here in NongKhai for fifteen years now, and have yet to see a push broom for sale either here or in Udon. Has anyone seen one of these elusive creatures in these parts?

[parrot]

https://www.ubuy.co.th/en/search/index/ ... tore/kk/dp

https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=ht ... gBegQIARAo

[747man]

I have been here in NongKhai for fifteen years now, and have yet to see a push broom for sale either here or in Udon. Has anyone seen one of these elusive creatures in these parts?

They are BRUSHES, Sold in Practically EVERY Shop,If Yer can't find one I've got a SPARE One yer can Have for FREE !!

[Potamoi]

Thanks for this reminder NongKhaiLee and Parrot. I always miss having one when I need it, make do, then forget about it until I need one again.

Found one on local Lazada: https://www.lazada.co.th//products/i428 ... lFlag=true

[deankham]

What are the benefits of a push broom over the locally available thai style brooms?

[Potamoi]

I suppose it a matter of personal preference but I reckon a push broom can remove sand or dirt from tarmac or concrete/pebbletek better than the traditional Thai style ones. They also leave less bristle debris.

If my staff member prefers the Thai style ones, they are welcome to go ahead and use what may be comfortable for them. If I am the one cleaning up I prefer to have a push broom for big swaths and a small brush and dustpan for the final disposal.

The stiff Thai ones are great for leaves even on grass. Many uses and applications, I guess.

[Wee Jimmy]

We bought two at global Udon a few years ago. Similar as to what parrot describes. Maybe worth a look.

[tamada]

I have been here in NongKhai for fifteen years now, and have yet to see a push broom for sale either here or in Udon. Has anyone seen one of these elusive creatures in these parts?

Mega Home, Nong Khai.

[NongKhaiLee]

What are the benefits of a push broom over the locally available thai style brooms?

A proper push broom is about three times wider than a Thai broom, and makes quick work of things if you are sweeping large areas, admittedly they don't get things as neat and clean as the soft Thai brooms, but spraying the cement off with water takes care of that and the whole job is much easier on the back.

[NongKhaiLee]

I have been here in NongKhai for fifteen years now, and have yet to see a push broom for sale either here or in Udon. Has anyone seen one of these elusive creatures in these parts?

Mega Home, Nong Khai.

I'm in Mega Home NongKhai quite often, never seen a push broom there, are you sure you aren't thinking of a brush with a long handle?

[NongKhaiLee]

I have been here in NongKhai for fifteen years now, and have yet to see a push broom for sale either here or in Udon. Has anyone seen one of these elusive creatures in these parts?

They are BRUSHES, Sold in Practically EVERY Shop,If Yer can't find one I've got a SPARE One yer can Have for FREE !!

Take a look at the links provided in Parrots post and then tell me you buy those at practically every shop, 747man. I know the difference between a cleaning brush and a push broom, sorry if I assumed everyone else on here did too. Thanks for the offer mate.

[747man]

I have been here in NongKhai for fifteen years now, and have yet to see a push broom for sale either here or in Udon. Has anyone seen one of these elusive creatures in these parts?

They are BRUSHES, Sold in Practically EVERY Shop,If Yer can't find one I've got a SPARE One yer can Have for FREE !!

Take a look at the links provided in Parrots post and then tell me you buy those at practically every shop, 747man. I know the difference between a cleaning brush and a push broom, sorry if I assumed everyone else on here did too. Thanks for the offer mate.

I've seen the Links in Parrot's Post......They are STILL Brushes in my eyes....

[tamada]

Thanks for this reminder NongKhaiLee and Parrot. I always miss having one when I need it, make do, then forget about it until I need one again.

Found one on local Lazada: https://www.lazada.co.th//products/i428 ... lFlag=true

These are good.

Ta
tam

[deankham]

I have been here in NongKhai for fifteen years now, and have yet to see a push broom for sale either here or in Udon. Has anyone seen one of these elusive creatures in these parts?

They are BRUSHES, Sold in Practically EVERY Shop,If Yer can't find one I've got a SPARE One yer can Have for FREE !!

Take a look at the links provided in Parrots post and then tell me you buy those at practically every shop, 747man. I know the difference between a cleaning brush and a push broom, sorry if I assumed everyone else on here did too. Thanks for the offer mate.

I've seen the Links in Parrot's Post......They are STILL Brushes in my eyes....

Are you giving him your spare then Al?

[Potamoi]

Thanks for this reminder NongKhaiLee and Parrot. I always miss having one when I need it, make do, then forget about it until I need one again.

Found one on local Lazada: https://www.lazada.co.th//products/i428 ... lFlag=true

These are good.

Ta
tam

Got mine. Fairly good quality too. Works well on the pebbletek with dried etc. Happy.

[Khun Paul]

Brush as opposed to Broom, pure semantics. Cannot believe this post .A P:ush Broom instead of a Pull Broom, like Side walk as opposed to pavement, as Americans needed to know where to walk

But when you see the posters anything is possible ....ha ha ha ha

[fatbob]

There's a ton of brooms on ebay.

[noosard]

[tamada]

FWIW, there will be a showing of push brooms by their proud owners at CCW this afternoon.

Don't miss it!!!

[NongKhaiLee]

Brush as opposed to Broom, pure semantics. Cannot believe this post .A P:ush Broom instead of a Pull Broom, like Side walk as opposed to pavement, as Americans needed to know where to walk