Hurricane Spin Broom is a lightweight spinning broom that automatically pulls messes into a built-in dustpan. Does it actually work? Read our Hurricane Spin Broom review.
About Hurricane Spin Broom
Hurricane Spin Broom uses spinning brushes to pick up messes without the hard work associated with regular brooms and dust pans. The official product website is buyspinbroom.com, which was registered in November 2016. The screen shot below was taken of the product website in December 2016.
Claims & Features
- Lightweight and portable
- Spinning brushes pick up mess
- Swivel steering
- No touch, large capacity dust pan
- Good for hard to reach places
Cost
Hurricane Spin Broom costs $19.99 + $9.99 shipping. You can get two Spin Brooms for $29.98 + $9.99 shipping. This brings your cost to $29.98 for one, or $39.97 for two. Keep in mind that shipping is not refundable.
As of this writing, Hurricane Spin Broom is available in stores for about $20.
Hurricane Spin Broom Review
The “Hurricane Spin” brand should be familiar to many consumers who have likely seen ads for the Hurricane Spin Mop and the Hurricane Spin Scrubber. Now we have the Hurricane Spin Broom, a lightweight manual broom that uses spinning brushes to clean up messes with its built-in dust pan.
The product uses a swivel head, which allows you to maneuver through tight spaces easily, along with a dust pan (which they call a “bin”) that will hold your mess to be discarded later. It also features spinning brushes which pull hair, crumbs, and other objects into the built-in dust pan. I found that it does a pretty good job on everyday spills, from dry dog food even to baby powder. Pet hair tends to accumulate in the middle brush, and there is a provided comb that allows you to clean that area of the Hurricane Spin Broom.
Keep in mind that this is not a replacement for a vacuum or even a mop. It is to be used primarily on hard floors and dry messes. Thus, just as you wouldn’t use a broom on carpet or to clean up a liquid mess, you also wouldn’t use Hurricane Spin Broom for such cleanup jobs.
When shipping is included, $30 may seem a bit steep for the materials you get, and the handle may seem a bit flimsy for the price. That said, the device does a pretty nifty job of picking up dry objects and even hair from hard floors. In short, it works generally as advertised, despite a somewhat “cheap” feel to it. As long as your expectations are realistic, you should find that it gets the job done.
Once it lands in stores for an estimated $20 price tag, Hurricane Spin Broom will be a solid choice in the sweeper category. If you can’t wait – and don’t mind shelling out an extra $10 in shipping – we’re confident you’ll find enough uses around the house to make this a worthy investment. You may also want to try BulbHead, where shipping for me was only $5.
In my 3-way comparison of the Roto Sweep, Easy Edge, and Hurricane Spin Broom, I found the Spin Broom to be about in the middle. It picks up as well as the Easy Edge, but is slightly louder and the dustpan isn’t quite as easy to open.
Because Easy Edge isn’t available in stores, I would recommend the Hurricane Spin Broom over Roto Sweep if you want to shop locally.
Alternatives
What differentiates a small vacuum and an electric broom can be something of a gray area. A popular product in this category would be something like the Swivel Sweeper Max, a $28 sweeper that also features a swivel head and spinning brushes. That item current holds a 4 star rating among over 1,700 consumers on Amazon.
Easy Edge appears to be the original spin broom sporting the three-brush design found in Hurricane Spin Broom. You can see my reviews for the Hurricane Spin Broom and Easy Edge below, and a video that compares those two to Roto Sweep.
Television Commercial
Your Hurricane Spin Broom Reviews
Have you used Hurricane Spin Broom? Let us know what you think by leaving a comment below and a star rating above.
Updated May 2017.
They cancelled my order..why
My first guess would be that it was only being test marketed and that they shelved the product. Usually when that happens, the product website goes offline. Since it’s still online, I’m not sure why that would happen.
So call and ask them!!
I was never notified, I called to check the status and was told they no longer carry the item. Really poor in my opinion.
I just order mines this morning i hope i dont have a problem
Tried to order the deluxe model with 2nd sweeper and when I clicked on complete order after giving my credit card info, the page turns a cloudy color and nothing happens…did this twice…I guess there is a problem with the site or they don’t want my business..
I brought a hurricane spin broom,about 2017-18, I paid around $20 dollars for it though a mail order catalog,the reason that I bought it was because I thought this push broom was like the bissel sweeper, you know when you went to your favorite restaurant and someone spilled pieces of crackers on the carpet floor the server reached in the back closet and took the sweeper and rolled on the carpet floor twice and in a few minutes gone, the mess and the floor clean again,but after I read the operating instructions where you could use this spin broom and… Read more »
Yes I have James, but I wish these manufacturers who produce these products would stop giving you the impression that they invented a new product, because as history goes Bissel is the only company that builds floor cleaner is the only one who makes a sweeper that does everything from hard floors to carpet floors, it is very convenient to use especially when your boss doesn’t want noise in the store, so you just grab the sweeper and you could clean the whole entire store with just a push and it still gets the job done,clean carpet,oh, and about the… Read more »