How to Get Rid of Dirt Lines With a Simple Sweeping Hack
Are you frustrated with the dirt lines left behind by your broom? Tired of having to clean up after sweeping? This simple sweeping hack will help you solve that problem effortlessly. Let me show you how to sweep your home!
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Tools and materials
- Broom
- Dustpan
- Tape (preferably painter's tape or any strong adhesive tape
Sweeping hack
Step 1: Prepare the dustpan
Take your dustpan and flip it over so that the bottom is facing up. This is the side that usually comes into contact with the floor.
2: Apply tape to the dustpan
- Cut a piece of tape and stick it to the bottom of the dustpan.
- Ensure that the tape covers the entire width of the dustpan's bottom.
- Press down on the tape to ensure it adheres well to the dustpan. This tape will act as a barrier, preventing dirt and debris from sticking to the dustpan.
Step 3: Sweep as usual
Now, with the tape in place, sweep your floors as you normally would. The tape will effectively pick up and trap the dirt, leaving no lines or debris behind.
Step 4: Dispose of dirt easily
When you're finished sweeping, disposing of the collected dirt is a breeze. Simply remove the tape from the bottom of the dustpan, and you're ready to go.
Sweeping hacks
Now there are no more unsightly dirt lines. This quick and easy cleaning hack takes the hassle sweeping, making your routine more efficient. Let me know in the comments if this sweeping hack worked for you.
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Tammy on Dec 03, 2024
Seriously, make more work for yourself doing this. Either get better dust pan, use dab of tape after- or suck it up while vacuuming (sweeping always done first), as the posts mentioned above.
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Jacqueline | Home_Reimagined on Dec 12, 2024
Totally! Whatever works best for you – if the tape trick isn’t your thing, a better dustpan or just vacuuming works too! 😊
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LT on Dec 03, 2024
Ingenious. That has been one of my pet peeves for 50 plus years. I will just use the tape to clean the rest of the dirt, but what a great idea.
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Jacqueline | Home_Reimagined on Dec 12, 2024
I’m so glad it helped! Definitely a game-changer for those little annoyances. 😆
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