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A dustpan and brush set with a rubber-edged pan and durable plastic bristles, available in red, green, blue and yellow. The rubber edge is the detail that decides whether a dustpan works: a hard plastic lip rides over fine dust and leaves a line behind, while a rubber edge seals to the floor and picks it up.

Specifications

• Set: dustpan and brush
• Pan edge: rubber edged
• Bristles: plastic, durable
• Grip: plastic gripping texture
• Colours: red, green, blue, yellow

Who it suits

For kitchens, front of house and general areas across any site, and as the colour-coded set for a zoned regime. Four colours mean washroom and kitchen sets stay separate, which inspectors check. Plastic bristles suit wet areas better than natural bristle, which absorbs water and degrades.

Common questions

What does colour coding mean in cleaning?
Colour coding assigns each area its own equipment colour so cloths and mops never move between zones. The widely used convention is red for washrooms, yellow for clinical or hand-basin areas, blue for general and low-risk areas, and green for kitchens and food preparation. It is the simplest control against cross-contamination and is routinely checked in food-safety audits.

Why does a rubber edge matter?
It seals against the floor so fine dust is picked up rather than passing underneath. A hard plastic lip leaves a line behind every time.

Plastic or natural bristles?
Plastic for wet areas, since it does not absorb water or degrade. Natural bristle suits dry sweeping of coarse debris.

Which colour for a kitchen?
Green is the usual convention for kitchen and food-preparation areas.

Is it suitable for commercial use?
It is a general-purpose set. For large areas a long-handled sweeping system is faster than a hand dustpan.

Bait Al Diafa is a UAE HORECA supplier based in Sharjah, supplying janitorial equipment, mops and cleaning systems to restaurants, hotels, facilities-management teams and catering companies across Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi and the wider UAE.