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What is the end of a broom called?
The end of a broom is called the bristles or the head.
Where is a broom fulcrum?
A broom fulcrum is usually located where the handle meets the broom head. This is where the broom can pivot or rotate when you apply pressure to push or sweep with it.
What is a willow-bough broom?
A willow-bough broom is a traditional type of broom made from the branches of a willow tree. The branches are tied together to form the broom's head, which is then attached to a handle for sweeping. Willow bough brooms are known for their flexibility and durability.
What has a long neck but no head?
An empty beer bottle. Long neck, but the head has been drunk.
What was the symbol of Ivan the Terrible's private army?
it's a broom and a dog's head.
How many times do you have to shot a skunk for it to die?
Twice In the head and once in the crotch :)
Where is the fulcrum in a broom?
The fulcrum in a broom is located at the point where the handle meets the sweeping part of the broom, known as the head. This is where the broom pivots when you apply force to sweep debris. The placement of the fulcrum is crucial for maximizing the leverage and efficiency of the sweeping motion.
Would a skunk bite a chickens head off?
Nature is about survival of the fittest. So if it had to, then yes.
If you beat someone with a broom handle is it a felony?
yes. just hope they dont hit you back.
How do you get a pine marten out of our attic?
make a lot of noise get a broom and try to hit it or get a gun and shoot at it
What is the length of a curling broom or brush?
48" shaft plus 2"-3" brush head and housing
How is a broom a lever?
A broom can be considered a lever because the handle acts as the effort arm, while the head of the broom serves as the load. By applying force to the handle, you can lift and move the load (dirt or debris) using the lever principle of increasing force over a shorter distance.
