Tyroler | 30cm Natural Rubber Dustpan | Stand Up Design | Fits Any Broom/Hand Brush | Flexible and Lighweight | Hands-Free Sweeping

The media could not be loaded.  This dust pan is made of flexible moulded rubber. What I've found impressive is that if you apply pressure the pan goes very flat to the floor (see video) which makes it more effective. It is as heavy as solid rubber is but is completely manageable. A pole can be attached so that it becomes a tall dust pan. One of the images shown in the sales pitch is the dust pan clipped on to a pole as storage. This can not be done. If clipped on it simply false off again after a couple of seconds. As you can see in the pictures, the hole in which you would stand your pole in order to make this an upright dust pan blocks the ability for the dust pan to be clipped to the side of a broom. My overall opinion is that this is a very good dust pan, it is certainly very effective at collecting all the escaping cat litter in my house! The price was £9. when I started ghis review but has since gone up to £12.29 which is inflation in action. I think the new price is too expensive for a dust pan without a brush or pole, I think the old price was nearer the mark when I consider the quality and the results. With this being so flexible don't stand it on the blade or you'll risk bending it.

It is very flexible, yes it picks up small stuff, not heavy stuff as it twists when carrying weightIt is also overpriced.There seems to be a vertical socket with a metal plate in, but no handle to use whilst standing upThe handle squashes together easily, so it sways left and right if there is a substantial amount to debris in it. Of course natural rubber will rot soon too; short lived. My plastic one looks new after 8 years, the one in the garden is 27 years old and still functioning left out all year, this will not survive that treatment.I can buy a heavy duty Dustpan from screwfix for less and have two, which will pick-up laves,wood rot pieces, plaster and dust and is far more versatile.

Considering this does not come with a brush, at over 12 quid, this isn't especially cheap, but it's made of a flexible rubber, which means I don't think it's going to shatter. This was a problem I had with my previous dustpans. Bits used to break off.It has a wide lip which sits flush to the floor or the carpet quite snuggly. This makes it easy to brush dust straight onto the dustpan without it going beneath.It has a hole at the top, if you have a pole-handle, you can make this into a dustpan that you don't have to bend down to. The handle of my long-handled dustpan fitted into this one. There's no spiral attachment but it does hold in. It also has a smaller hole in the top, so you can hang it from a hook or attach a piece of string. It's a little bit big to make a good hearth dustpan, but for a general dustpan for the bathroom or kitchen it's working well. It's also very easy to clean under the tap. My only concern is, if it is made of rubber as stated in the spec, will it perish in a few years time?

This rubber dustpan comes in it's own little bag, which is a nice touch. The bag has Tyroler Bright Tools written on it in red. The dustpan itself is like nothing I have used before and it is made of rubber, though fairly thick rubber.As it is made of rubber in operation it works really really well for dust or bits that need to be sweeped up, as the front curves down there is no gap and everything sweeps in beautifully. The rubber is thick and because it is all on mould there is no cracks for dirt to get in which makes it easy to clean. You can either scrape things off it or just run under water and it cleans up nicely. However anything heavy may cause a little buckling because at the end of the day although the rubber is thick, it is still rubber and not 100% rigid.There is only a slight rubbery smell, which you can only smell close up. It also includes a hole to hang it up, although mine unfortunately has the hole covered up so had to punch it through, but not a big issue.I do think it is expensive though for a dustpan at £12.29 as of January 2022, yes it is great quality and really nice to use but it does not come with a brush, although we have plenty about to use with it (though they don't seem to want to attach to it).This is a really nice dustpan that works well but it is just far too expensive for what you get.

This is a great little dust pan, but in the pic it makes it look as if it slots around the brrom handle.. it doesn't, in reality there is a piece of rubber in the way that stops this happening.. i found i was able to stick it on the handle end of my brom, but only right at the top, it doesn't slot around it halfway down the handle (as it looks in the pics).I will just use this as a replacement for my littel dust pan and brush, which is fine, but i was looking forward to being able to keep it stored at stated int he pic.Slight disappontment but will still come in handy.

Rubber dustpanI was sent this in return for my honest opinion on it.This could be quite handy for those who work with a lot of dust! The rubber dust pan seems durable, thick and well made. It has some flexibility to it at the front and the back is more sturdy.The flexibility I thought is what makes it more useful for building type of work, as you can fully press it up against walls and floors.The size isn't bad, it's roughly 29cm long, the base is 31.5cm wide. At the front of the base, is an extra panel, which helps it stay down, when brushing into it.This is a decent dust pan and like I said, I think it would accommodate certain types of work, for that I would recommend it. It is slightly more in price than I thought it would be though.

I dustpan always comes in handy and I really like the flexibility in this one. It is sturdy in the body of the pan and flexes very easily at the lip so you get a good seal on a flat surface rather than things sweeping under the pan. I find the handle is a little wide but again there is that flexibility there so I can squeeze it making it more comfortable to hold. Depending on what you're sweeping though it does have a tendency to stick to the rubber rather than just slide off into the bin like it would with a plastic pan. It is very pungent and the smell does transfer onto my hands after use but doesn't last long.