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Cleaning your kitchen doesn\u2019t have to be a nightmare. Dare we say it could be fun?<\/em>\u00a0Welcome to BA’s Cleaning Week<\/strong><\/em><\/a>: Consider this your trusty guide to the nooks and crannies that you definitely are not scrubbing often enough, plus the pro-approved tools and products to get the job done.<\/em><\/p>\n

If someone said to me, \u201cTell me you\u2019re in your 30s without telling me you\u2019re in your 30s,\u201d I would send them a link to this piece, wherein I earnestly declare my love for a \u201cbroom system\u201d without a lick of irony. I am both lazy and obsessive about cleaning. I have a big, throaty Dyson vacuum and<\/em> a quietly buzzing Roomba<\/a>\u2014but it\u2019s Muji\u2019s small, skinny broom I reach for multiple times a day. It has transformed my cleaning life, and I want that for you too.<\/p>\n

Given the Muji-head that I am (their pens<\/a>, notebooks<\/a>, and storage boxes<\/a> are the only ones worth having), I\u2019m frankly shocked I didn\u2019t arrive at this find years earlier. Muji\u2019s approach to cleaning<\/a> is modular; the broom consists of a handle and a removable head. There are different material options for the handle ranging from blonde wood<\/a> to stark white plastic<\/a>, but the secret is to stick with the aluminum<\/a> version because it\u2019s the only one that telescopes, impressively increasing and decreasing in height with a twist of your wrist so you don\u2019t have to bend over like a gnome. (Your back thanks me for this intel.) Raise it to its maximum length and you can reach even the farthest, long-forgotten corner of your ceiling.<\/p>\n

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Muji Cleaning System Broom<\/h2>\n

Brush head and pole sold separately<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The real magic lies in the removable brush head<\/a> that click-clacks satisfyingly onto the pole. The stiff but still flexible brush picks up every last bit of debris off the floor. Those scraps of onion skin, the shower of rice grains, and that lone chocolate chip don\u2019t stand a chance against this magic agent. The closely spaced bristles also do a bang-up job of grabbing hair (of pets and the humans who shed as much as pets) and that powdery, fluffy, dust that haunts your floors like linty ghosts. The brush head swivels swiftly on its side, thanks to a hinged knuckle where it attaches to the pole, helping it get into the narrowest spaces between stove and cabinet, beneath the couch, or the uncharted territory under your fridge. Being able to flip the head also means you can keep the bristles up and off the floor when you store the broom, relieving them of excess pressure. TL; DR: Your broom will live a long life.<\/p>\n

While it isn\u2019t explicitly meant for outdoor use, I\u2019ve brushed a mountain of dry, fallen leaves off my balcony and the Muji broom handled it like a champ. In fact, it\u2019s held up remarkably well after almost two years of daily use. The bristles still look like new and they show no sign of falling out or getting grungy anytime soon. When that day does come, I know replacing it will be as easy as slipping on a new brush head. The entire cleaning system is remarkably well designed and full of interchangeable heads for various tasks. My mom swears by the squeegee attachment<\/a> for her bathroom tiles and giant patio doors. (I\u2019d warn you away from the dust pan that clips to the pole though. Theoretically great, but in practice it\u2019s a fail\u2014something about the edge of the dustpan prevents it from picking up the last of the dust effectively.)<\/p>\n

Is your pulse racing? Did you already add the handle, brush attachment, and mop head<\/a> with microfiber<\/a> cloth to your cart? You too must be in your 30s. Welcome.<\/p>\n

Messy kitchen? More sparkling stories from Bon App\u00e9tit’s Cleaning Week:<\/h2>\n