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If your family gets a real Christmas tree every year, then you know that one thing’s a given:
Fallen pine needles!
But as frustrating as they may seem to clean up, it doesn’t have to be so!
The trick? A rubber broom!
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“A regular broom… just sort of pushes it around and doesn’t really clean it up,” says Taniya Nayak, co-host of “The Great Christmas Light Fight.”
But a rubber broom, she says, “is going to sweep it right up!”
Added bonus: Rachael says the rubber broom is great for picking up pet hair, too!
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Don't have a rubber broom? Taniya’s got a few more super-simple alternatives for you, too.
Watch the video above for her full tutorial!
