Fox Run Table Crumb Sweeper White , 2.75 x 5.5 x 1.25 inches

OK, to be honest, at first glance this product seemed cheaply made, and I was doubtful that it would work, but it did! I purchased this to use primarily to clean off crumbs from a tablecloth before throwing the tablecloth in a washing machine. It worked very well with a couple of passes. Seems a bit fragile, but I was able to use it and clean it several times, no problem. I like that it is a small and that it is a simple mechanical device with no need for batteries. If you are looking for an easy, inexpensive way to remove crumbs from a tablecloth on a table, I recommend.

I bought this item thinking it probably did not work well, but at the very low price, I could afford to give it a try. I clean the cloth placemats in a large dining room that has slick plastic-topped tables. This little sweeper works perfectly. I was amazed. The dining room I clean has several types of cloth placemats. This sweeper works best on the thicker, stiffer cloth placemats. Even the placemats with grooves where the crumbs can settle in are easy to clean. I was really amazed at that! In fact, the placemats with little grooves make it easier to sweep up the crumbs -- the crumbs don't scoot away. On thin cloth placemats I have to hold the placemat with one hand and use the sweeper in the other hand and only sweep in one direction. Otherwise the sweeper tends to bunch up the thin cloth placement on the slick tables. The sweeper picks up larger crumbs the quickest and smaller crumbs can take a couple of swipes across the placemat. Small specks of finely ground black pepper (not the ground peper you grind at the table with a pepper mill) that are stuck on a placemat can be difficult. Most black pepper will come off a placemat along with all other crumbs with a few swipes back and forth across a placement. But often there will be one or two specks of finely ground black pepper that will not be dislodged. They don't come up with my little table broom either, I need to use my finger to dislodge those tiny specks of finely ground black pepper. I think the sweeper works so well because the stiffness and length of the bristles are just right for its task. The sweeper comes apart easily for cleaning. I just take it apart and hold it under running water. Perfect. A surprise good purchase.

Thus is the best thing for the table when i have a table cloth or plates on you table. It works great!

This table sweeper keeps our tablecloth crumb free and the price is right. It's easy to use and picks up most toast and bread crumbs easily. The crumbs are swept up by a tube brush and mostly deposited inside. It's a mess if accidentally rolls over spaghetti noodles or something wet, but comes apart for cleaning. That said, the case is made of plastic, the tiny friction catch is fragile. The first one lasted several years. I bought two more for family members.

It works OK for crumbs on the carpet but not so good on bare floors or tabletops. The first time I opened it to empty it, the little tab on the side broke off so now it's taped together. Not very good for the price. I probably could have found the exact same item at the dollar store.

Works awesome on my cubicle floor! Since our cleaning crew is garbage and I like messy food from the expensive truck outside, this is my lifesaver discouraging roaches and bedbugs from my desk and diverting then toward my enemies.

I've had a similar one for decades, something my mother used. I purchased this one for a friend who feeds many family members and guests just about all the time. She had never seen one before, and is quite happy with the tiny gift. These used to be called "table butlers," but even though that's cuter, I guess "table sweeper" is more accurate. If you have a problem with crumbs on your table, this is a quick fix, easy to use, and thankfully no "technology" or learning curve involved. It empties easily into the garbage, but doesn't fill up quickly.

Throughout the work day, I'll eat one or two handfuls of peanuts at work, in shell. As anyone who eats peanuts will attest, you get "crumbs" from every part of the peanut organism. Bits of shell fall on the ground if you miss the garbage can, the skins can get loose and fall on the ground, the meat of the nuts themselves can fall, etc. Since I'm unsure as to whether or not there's a regular vacuuming service provided by my new institution, I wanted something easy and cheap to use. After looking through several of these types of products, I got one because it was 3$ and an add-on with Amazon Prime. I'm satisfied with the purchase. As others have noted, you do have to push down but just a little bit, but for my purposes, that's totally fine since I'm using it to get peanut shells/skins/small crumbs off the carpet under my desk, and not using it on a nice table or tablecloth. The device also picks up hairs, inadvertently or not. Because the bristles are tough, it's picked up hairs from the previous tenant of my office. The hairs don't get swept into the holding reservoir, but sort of hang out on/in the bristles until I remove them. Small price to pay though. Cheers!

Recoge muy bien todas las migajas del comedos. Solamente la he utilizado con mentel, no puedo opinar sobre su funcionamiento en una cubierta dura.

Muito bom para quando o ventilador fica de forma frontal pra a cama

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Works well at picking up crumbs but the roller wheels are hard plastic and can scratch tables that have a fine, blemish-free finish.

After about five weeks this tool is not functional. I bought it to clean up crumbs from cutting loaves of bread. Worked fine initially but now just doesn’t pick up the crumbs well. Came on here to initiate a refund but I was a week late . Stuck with it. Do nit recommend