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This threaded tip can be used for mop pole, used for home, office, and more places you need.
Sturdy plastic material used for enhanced durability and longevity of this threaded tip.
Versatile diameter design suitable for a wide range of applications. Can meet many using needs.
Robert
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024
Nice solid replacement for stripped or broken threads on broom handles. Works Great!
jorban
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024
We all have those trusty cleaning companions – the brooms that have seen countless messes and emerged victorious. But even the most loyal broom can't withstand wear and tear forever. So, when the handle on my favorite push broom snapped, I embarked on a quest for a replacement solution. Enter Gatuida's 2Pcs Broom Handle Threaded End, a product brimming with promise. Or so I thought.Here's the crux of the issue – the marketing had me convinced this was a universal fix for broken broom handles. The threads matched my broom perfectly, and the visuals depicted a seamless attachment process. My brain, filled with optimistic assumptions, interpreted the 0.8-inch dimension as the opening size that would accommodate a standard broomstick. Big mistake.Now, let me be clear – the product itself functions exactly as described. The threads are the right size, and if you have a broken broom handle with the right diameter pole, this might be a viable solution. But here's the rub – the opening is a measly half inch in diameter. A standard broomstick, the kind you and I use every day, measures a robust ¾ to 1 inch. It's like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole, only significantly more frustrating when you're just trying to sweep the floor.This sizing discrepancy feels borderline deceptive. Gatuida emphasizes the 0.8-inch dimension, but there's a glaring omission – the actual size of the broomstick that would fit this adapter. There are also zero instructions on how to attach a standard-sized broomstick, which is, you know, the kind most people own. So, let me enlighten you – it doesn't.Here's the harsh reality – this product is only useful under very specific circumstances. You need a broken broom handle that is pretty narrow, and even then, you'd have to MacGyver a solution to attach a new broomstick. My suggestion? Two-part epoxy and a well-placed drill hole for a bolt and lock screw. Not exactly user-friendly.Look, the concept is sound. A threaded replacement tip for broken broom handles? Ingenious! But the execution falls flat. The misleading marketing and the restrictive opening size render this a frustrating solution for most broom-related predicaments.In the end, the Gatuida Threaded Broom Handle Tips land with a disappointing 2-star rating. While they might work for a niche scenario, they fail to deliver on the promise of a universal fix. Save yourself the aggravation and explore other options. Your sanity (and your broom) will thank you.
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