3 in 1 Household Lazy Automatic Hand Push Sweeper Broom 360 Degree Rotating Cleaning Machine Sweeping Tool Without Electricity Dustpan Trash Bin (Red)

Supersedes all expectations! I recently broke a pyrex bowl - shattered into 10,000 bits of all sizes, flakes to 4" shards - this picked it up in 3-4 swipes. I love not having to have a device and a dustpan, I was having back trouble and could not bend over easily. It may take you a time or two to get used to it. The brushes have to face forward, and it only picks up in one direction. But my husband and I love it for our tile floors.

I have had this for about 2 months and it doesn't even spin anymore. I would clean it after every use- mainly used it in my kitchen and living room for small crumbs and dog hair. But it doesn't spin at all- I put it near the garbage to be taken away last night. It is a bummer that it doesn't work as it was so convenient to use right after cooking or after eating, just to pick up the crumbs left behind.

Works fine on crackers and larger debris but not that good for pet fur. Like the collection bin but need stronger bristles.

Works great if you push the handle with all your weight. Bought it for classroom with small children and they weren't able to use it. Must push down with at least 25lbs of pressure in order for it to work. Only works when you push down and forward! Doesn't work when you pull back. Buy one at Wal-Mart!

Easy to assemble; works great and is easy to use. The only thing that I find a little awkward is the door flap that has to be held open while emptying the debris. The roller brushes have to be be cleaned to keep it in excellent working order, but that is reasonable. I don’t find the included wall-mount to be practical, but I can see how someone with limited space may use that.

Much better than a broom and dust pan. I do not buy rechargeable dust busters because the battery goes after a few years and the cost isn't worth it. The Lazy Automatic Hand Push is easy to use without bending and than very easy to empty AND it is all in one piece.

At first I was happy that this sweeper captured all of the hair that my dog sheds. But after using it for a couple of weeks, I am not so happy. The sweeper did pick up the dog hair, but then it got all tangled around the brushes. That required combing the hair out of the brushes with a little rake (included). I don't think I am saving myself any time at all. Also the sweeper is constructed of such thin plastic that I don't think it will last long. Now I regret buying it.

I generally like this, want to like it more but can't. If it broke, I would buy it again. The 2 flaws I wish the manufacturer would fix: 1 - The rubber "wheels" that turn as you push the sweeper across the floor don't always grip the floor well enough, thus the spinning brushes don't always spin. Either larger contact pads with the floor are needed, or separate rubber wheel making contact with the floor would help. Also the entire body of the sweeper is very light in weight. More weight would push the rubber wheel contacts tighter to the floor, possibly helping the situation. And that leads to issue #2 - The handle. It comes in 3 parts that you put together. These sections won't stay tight and when the sweeper is against a wall or up against furniture etc, turning the handle to turn the device around on the floor to reverse its' direction inventively results in a loose handle. I fixed this (mostly) with duct tape. It's just a pain to have to do this. A locking popup pin like used on extension poles would be welcome. I would actually pay more for a sweeper that resolved these problems. As I said, overall I like it, and I like it better than a broom and dust pan.