Fuller Original Brass Dustpan & Brush

I use this for the kitchen counters. See my review of the brush and note the combination is a keeper. Made well and super cute if you wanted to display. I keep it in my cupboards and its small and works great. Nice clean edges.

This is a very pretty brush and dustpan and is functional but I am disappointed in the design. I grew up using an old Fuller Brush dust pan/ brush. it would be at least 50 years old If my Mom still had it . The dust pan of the old version was exactly like the current brass one, except for the color. The old brush, however, had different design. It had a plastic handle and the brush was attached to a tubular metal frame that locked into the dust pan so the brush and pan stayed together. When I saw the picture of the current dust pan/brush I assumed that the brush would hook to the pan. It does not. I like to hang my cleaning tools, The description on the box says "...When your cleaning job is done, storage is easy with convenient hang-up holes on the end of the dustpan and brush handle." My brush has a hole but dust pan does not.

Dustpan and brush are made extremely well. The brush sweeps up even the smallest dust particles. This product looks great and should last a long time.

I have been deserving of such tools as these for a very long time. I just had no idea they were out there! It almost makes me feel wealthy. The description doesn't say, but the bristles nest under the beveled edge perfectly when stored on a shelf or in a cabinet. The wooden handle is easy to hold and the ring on the dustpan allows for easy handling. The slim edge of the dustpan collects the dust, crumbs, debris quite well even where grout tries to interfere, and the bristles are sturdy. I feel quite regal attending to this mundane task, lol.

I was hoping to find the Fuller dustpan and brush design I had where the top rim of the brush could be snapped into the underside rim of the pan, keeping the two pieces conveniently connected. Not so with this model. Perhaps this "original" was made in the first half of the 20th century, but with its large wooden-handled brush, it is nothing like the model I had in the 1960's.

The name is deceptive. Perhaps the brush is the same as the original version, but the dustpan is not. In the original version that my parents got 50 years ago, the brush securely hooked into the pan. This does not. That's disappointing because I got it as a replacement set for my parents. It works just fine, all bright, shiny, and new, but this is not the original Fuller Brush and Dustpan.

Dustpan works great, brush is nice but no longer clips onto the dustpan as the previous unit did. All in all worth it. My old one lasted 30 years.

I have had a Fuller set like this, except with a green pan and a yellow brush, for 38 years. It is still working just great! I can get even very fine dust and debris cleaned up quickly with this duspan and brush, and the brush stores right in the pan. I don't know of any other dustpan and brush as functional as these. The last time I used them to sweep up my son's very fine hair after a haircut at home, I thought to myself, "What would I do without these? I should get a backup set!" When I saw that Amazon had the set with a brass-plated pan and a hardwood-handle brush, I thought it would be great to use on the kitchen counters and table. Of all the housekeeping tools I have ever had, the Fuller distpan and brush set is one of my most-used and most-appreciated. I used to give the set as a wedding gift; I think I'm going to start doing that again.