The $5 accessory is handmade in the U.S.A. from raw pine, and then pressed with pure cinnamon oil. The aroma is popular yet divisive among customers; some find it overwhelmingly strong while others use it for its pleasant scent throughout their home.
Some users keep the cinnamon broom in areas prone to bad odors, while others creatively use it as decor. One user noted keeping it by their front door for an aromatic touch as well as a whimsical cleaning tool.
The cinnamon broom suits many decorations, especially during fall and Halloween, and it is also believed to bring good luck when placed by the front door, aligning with various spiritual beliefs.
Though I enjoy the Trader Joe's cinnamon whisk for its affordability and versatility, it’s important to consider scent preferences and sensitivities, particularly for pet owners, as cinnamon can be toxic to cats.
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