By Amelia Roach For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 21:44 EDT, 23 January 2022 | Updated: 21:44 EDT, 23 January 2022

A mum popular for sharing Amazon finds has revealed her new go-to cleaning gadget that doubles as a broom and vacuum.

American shopper, Julianna Claire, has said goodbye to her dustpan ever since she purchased the $114 Vabroom from Amazon. 

The two-in-one device makes cleaning an effortless task as one can sweep mess into a neat pile and vacuum it up to empty directly into the bin. 

A mum, popular for sharing Amazon finds, has revealed her new go-to cleaning gadget that doubles as a broom and vacuum, it is the $114 Vabroom from Amazon

To activate the vacuum suction simply press the nozzle to the ground and it will accurately suck up dust, crumbs or dirt. 

The gadget can hold up to one cup of debris found on the floor and to empty, simply press the eject button over a bin to watch the mess disappear. 

The Vabroom has been designed with lightweight materials and features flagged bristles to help catch even the smallest crumbs.  

To activate the vacuum suction simply press the nozzle to the ground and it will accurately suck up dust, crumbs or dirt

After just half an hour of charging the gadget on it's USB cable it will have full charge and be ready to tackle against any mess. 

'You will never need a dust pan again,' Juliana said. 

The Amazon shopper's Vabroom has caused a frenzy, as many have commented on how practical the product is and that they're now buying it themselves. 

'I am adding this to my Amazon cart right now! Can't believe I've been living without this,' a shopper shared

'I am adding this to my Amazon cart right now! Can't believe I've been living without this,' a shopper shared. 

'This is absolutely genius! Gonna have to buy myself one right now,' a woman said. 

'The Vabroom would be so useful for my house, especially with all my kids making mess everywhere,' a mum said.  

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