Does it come with a handle?

No. This is a push broom head only. You need to attach a handle yourself.

What floors is it best for?

Smooth indoor surfaces: wood, tile, linoleum, marble and granite. It also works on sealed concrete.

Will it scratch my hardwood floors?

The fine horsehair is soft and is meant to sweep dust without scratching finished wood.

Can I use it outdoors?

It is not ideal for rough outdoor work. Fine bristles are poor at moving heavy debris, wet leaves or gravel.

How wide is the sweep?

The block is 24 inches long with 3-inch bristles, so it covers a wide path in each pass.

Where is the Horsehair Broom cheapest?

At Walmart, for $67.36, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Horsehair Broom?

Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 29 ratings.

Where can I buy the Horsehair Broom?

14 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, R.S. Hughes, DK Hardware, AA Abrasives, Amazon.

Horsehair Broom

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$67.36at WalmartChecked 9 h ago

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Horsehair Broom

Best price now

$67.36at WalmartChecked 9 h ago

Compared across 3 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

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Price facts

Best price today: $67.36 at Walmart (checked Nov 13, 2026).
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Our take on the Horsehair Broom

This is a 24-inch push broom head with fine black horsehair bristles set in a wood block. Horsehair is soft and fine, so it sweeps dust off smooth floors without scratching them. It is a head only, so it needs a handle. Compared with stiff synthetic or palmyra brooms, it is gentler on delicate surfaces but less suited to heavy outdoor debris.

Best forSweeping dust and fine dirt off smooth indoor floorsWood, tile, marble and granite floorsHomeowners and cleaners who want a scratch-free sweepLight cleanup on sealed concrete or linoleum

Pros

Fine horsehair bristles lift dust without scratching
Soft enough for polished wood, marble and tile
24-inch block covers a wide path
Natural horsehair and wood block construction
Works on many floor types, from wood to granite

Cons

Sold as a head only, no handle included
Fine bristles struggle with heavy debris or wet leaves
Horsehair can mat or shed with heavy use
Not built for rough outdoor surfaces

Horsehair Broom prices at every store

WalmartNew
In stockSold by Diamond Home USA, Inc.
$67.36Free shippingChecked 9 h ago
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DK HardwareNew
In stock
$50.57+ $80.00 shippingChecked 9 h ago
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R.S. HughesNew
Out of stock
$43.22Free shippingChecked 9 h ago
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Horsehair Broom price history

Lowest price we've seen: $29.19 on Nov 13 at Amazon. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 13.

What reviewers say

4.2 / 529 ratings

Buyers rate it well overall, with 4.2 out of 5 from 29 ratings. Those who like it praise the soft, fine sweep on smooth floors. Some find it less effective on heavier debris.

What people mention

Bristle softnessPraisedOwners say the fine horsehair is gentle on wood, tile and marble and lifts dust without scratching.
Debris handlingMixedIt handles dust and fine dirt well, but some say it struggles with heavier debris.
HandleCriticisedIt ships as a head only, so buyers must supply their own handle.
BuildMixedThe wood block and horsehair hold up for light indoor use, though some report bristles matting over time.

About the Horsehair Broom

This is a push broom head with black horsehair bristles set in a wood block. The bristles are fine. The block is 24 in long, and the bristles are 3 in long.

It is suited for use on concrete, fresh concrete, linoleum, granite, marble, tile and wood.

Type: Push broom head
Material: Wood block, horsehair bristles
Bristle color: Black
Bristle texture: Fine
Block length: 24 in
Bristle length: 3 in
Overall length: 24 in
Trim length: 3 in
Surfaces: Concrete, linoleum, fresh concrete, granite, marble, tile, wood

Specifications

Size: Horsehair
color: Black

Questions and answers

Does it come with a handle?: No. This is a push broom head only. You need to attach a handle yourself.
What floors is it best for?: Smooth indoor surfaces: wood, tile, linoleum, marble and granite. It also works on sealed concrete.
Will it scratch my hardwood floors?: The fine horsehair is soft and is meant to sweep dust without scratching finished wood.
Can I use it outdoors?: It is not ideal for rough outdoor work. Fine bristles are poor at moving heavy debris, wet leaves or gravel.
How wide is the sweep?: The block is 24 inches long with 3-inch bristles, so it covers a wide path in each pass.
Where is the Horsehair Broom cheapest?: At Walmart, for $67.36, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Horsehair Broom?: Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 29 ratings.
Where can I buy the Horsehair Broom?: 14 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, R.S. Hughes, DK Hardware, AA Abrasives, Amazon.