The 8 Best Electric Brooms

This wiki has been updated 20 times since it was first published in March of 2019. Looking for an efficient way to keep your wood and linoleum floors spotless? An electric broom might be the ideal solution for your needs. Though they do operate using suction, these devices are designed specifically for use on hard surfaces, unlike their vacuum cleaner counterparts. They feature durable bristles that sweep debris up and away, so you don't have to resort to a dustpan. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

This wiki has been updated 20 times since it was first published in March of 2019. Looking for an efficient way to keep your wood and linoleum floors spotless? An electric broom might be the ideal solution for your needs. Though they do operate using suction, these devices are designed specifically for use on hard surfaces, unlike their vacuum cleaner counterparts. They feature durable bristles that sweep debris up and away, so you don't have to resort to a dustpan. When users buy our independently chosen editorial selections, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

1. Fuller Brush Spiffy Maid

The sleek Fuller Brush Spiffy Maid (around $99) has a robust nine-amp motor and a HEPA filter to keep the air you breathe free of allergens. And with a 30-foot cord, you won't find yourself switching from outlet to outlet every couple of minutes.

Crevice tool included
Effective on area rugs
Telescoping handle

2. Prolux Stick Vac

The Prolux Stick Vac (appx. $140) boasts LED lights that illuminate your path, so you can see in all those dark corners. This battery-powered model is not only easy to use, but quite formidable when it comes to sucking up larger pieces of debris.

Design is bagless
Breaks down for storage
Charging stand is wall mountable

3. Bestek Two-in-One

The sponge filtration system within the Bestek Two-in-One (appx. $36) catches even the tiniest bits of dust to keep your home sparkling clean. Additionally, the body can be converted into a handheld vacuum for those hard-to-reach places.

Head swivels 170 degrees
Instructions are well written
Ergonomic handle

4. Fuller Brush Bare Floor

The Fuller Brush Bare Floor (appx. $89) has a removable microfiber mop pad that makes it possible to polish your surfaces as you vacuum up loose debris. And thanks to a particularly slim head, you can slide this one underneath most furniture.

Pad is machine washable
Ideal for homes with pets
Canister can be difficult to empty

5. Light 'N' Easy Cordless

At just over four pounds, the Light 'N' Easy Cordless (about $53) is a great option for homes with stairs, and for users who are concerned about fatigue. Back pain sufferers will likely appreciate that you only have to tap a button with your foot to turn it on.

Double spiral brushes
Up to 60 minutes per charge
Handle is a bit awkward

6. Rollibot Puro 100

The Rollibot Puro 100's (around $100) five attachments make it simple to clean a variety of surfaces, including ceiling vents, upholstery, and vehicle interiors. It includes a low-profile charging base and a 0.13-gallon dirt canister that takes a surprisingly long time to fill.

Operates quietly
Mess-free emptying
Only runs for 25 minutes at a time

7. Toro Power 38360

The convertible Toro Power 38360 (around $335) does double duty as a cleaning device and a snow thrower. That's right: this versatile selection can be used for everything from clearing your porch of fresh powder to sucking up crumbs off the kitchen floor.

Durable construction
Two-year warranty
Heavier than similar models

8. Bissell Commercial BG-701B

The Bissell Commercial BG-701B (around $100) boasts a detachable handheld vacuum that nests within the body of the machine. It's a rechargeable option, so there's no cord to worry about, and it has an adjustable handle for comfortable maneuvering.

Battery included
Gentle on hardwood
Shape is rather bulky

Last updated by Taber Koeghan

Taber is a writer from Santa Monica, CA, with a bachelor of arts in political science from the University of California, San Diego. After completing her degree, she began writing and editing copy for a host of high-traffic e-commerce websites. Her areas of expertise include the beauty, style, pet, and home products categories, and she has plenty of experience covering literature and art, too. Her personal interests in crafting and decorating inform her writing and -- she hopes -- add a good bit of insight to her work. Outside of copywriting, she is a reporter and columnist at a Los Angeles community newspaper and is currently pursuing a master of fine arts in creative writing.

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