How to get hair and lint out of a broom

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• People have been saying this in most months since August 2026.

1. 1
   cleaning out standard brooms with a toothbrush

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2. 2
   peeling gunk and hair off brooms with hands

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3. 3
   using traditional palm or branch-based brooms that do not trap hair and fibers

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4. 4
   Using a seam ripper to slice through tangled hair

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5. 5
   Using a fork and a straw cleaner

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6. 6
   Picking the hair out manually with fingernails

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7. 7
   Using the end of an old comb

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8. 8
   Scrubbing with shampoo and water

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9. 9
   Using a pair of pointed slant tweezers

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10. 10
    Soaking in warm conditioner or shampoo water then scrubbing with a towel

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11. 11
    Using a vacuum cleaner nozzle and a dry toothbrush

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12. 12
    Cleaning the residue off the hairbrush manually after every use

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13. 13
    Using a screwdriver or scissors to pry out debris

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14. 14
    Trying to manually pull or cut hair wrapped around the wheels

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15. 15
    Constantly dusting, sweeping, and mopping

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