The O'Dell BRMAXIL corn/synthetic fiber angled-head lobby broom has corn and synthetic fiber bristles and a wood handle and can be used for quick cleanups in restaurants, shopping malls, and other public places. The bristles are made of corn and synthetic fibers for flexibility and resistance to wear and certain solvents, and can be used to sweep rough or smooth surfaces. The broom's angled shape facilitates sweeping along baseboards and reaching under furniture and into corners. The wood handle is heavier than typical polymer or metal handles and is better suited for moderate to heavy sweeping. The broom measures 59" long overall. The handle is 48" long. The broom head is 11-1/2" wide.

Brooms are cleaning tools used to sweep floors as well as porches, decks, driveways, sidewalks, and other outdoor surfaces. They typically consist of a long handle attached to a broom head with natural or synthetic bristles to trap dirt, dust, or debris. Certain brooms can be used indoors or outdoors or both, or on rough or smooth surfaces, depending on the type of bristles they have and other factors. Some brooms are color-coded to prevent cross-contamination and help facilitate workplace organization. Brooms are used by janitors, housekeepers, and other professionals in a wide variety of commercial and industrial environments, including airports, hospitals, hotels, offices, schools, and stadiums.

O'Dell Corporation manufactures wet mops, dust mops, brooms, brushes, dusters, and other cleaning products. The company, founded in 1945, is headquartered in Ware Shoals, SC.