![]() ![]() Choose a starting point and make a note of it so that you know where to stop sweeping when you reach that point again. Begin SweepingĪlways begin sweeping around the outer edge. With enough space to move around the pebble and space to move the broom, you can effectively get into all areas of the floor to sweep. You will be sweeping towards the pebble most of the time, so make sure it is not placed too close to walls or cupboards. Locate the center of the area or room you need to sweep and place the pebble there. Place the Pebble in the Center of the Floor A coin or other object that will not move around on the floor will also work. ![]() A light-colored pebble works well for this. The object needs to be heavy enough that it will not shoot away if it is bumped accidentally. The key to sweeping a floor effectively is to find an object that does not roll around that can be placed on the floor as a center point indicator and as a target for your brush strokes. For best results, use the correct broom for the surface before starting to sweep. Carpets and rugs will require a specialized carpet broom. Tiles and other flat, glossy surfaces will require a soft-bristled broom. Harder and more porous surfaces like concrete may require a hard bristled broom. Top Tip: Select the correct broom for the floor surface. When you have all the items together, move the dustpan, hand broom, and trashcan out of the way. You do not want to take extra time to collect items once you have started. Gather the Necessary Equipmentīegin by gathering all the necessary equipment to sweep the floor. Whatever your reason for learning how to sweep a floor, the instructions and tips in the post below will have you sweeping up like a pro in no time. ![]()
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