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Maybe because there is not a lot of snow. But maybe in Hokkaido,where it snows a lot, they have a shovel like in other countries.
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I sometimes use a broom for snow as well in Germany. When it snowed lightly, it's easier to use on the uneven cobble stone
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ever see someone use a broom as a shovel before?
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For places that do not receive much snow throughout the year, and when it does, the snow is usually wet, it doesn't make much sense to buy a purpose-built tool for something that is more an inconvenience than anything else. And on artificial turf, its actually an oddly appropriate instrument to use.
And I'm also from Canada; Edmonton in fact, where we just went through a month where we had cold down to -50℃ or colder (with windchill factored in) up to 15℃, all within a 2 week period of time.
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I use a broom to clear snow off my deck in the winter in Canada. Much less damage to the surface. Occasionally I'll use a normal shovel if it's super deep.
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Living in Indiana, we can get a good amount of snow. I’ve tried things I’ve seen for fun like a folding table. I’ve seen videos of someone with a homemade flamethrower melting snow. I don’t know if I would go that far, but looks fun and crazy.
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Fellow Canadian here too and I would definitely call that a shop broom. We have pretty mild winters most of the time but I’d still need to have a snow shovel.
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Here in Tennessee, we're lucky to see more than 5 cm/2 inches of snow in a given year. However, over the course of weather history (about 150 years here), there have been a couple prodigiously large snowstorms (particularly for this area) that have swept across the southeast US, the last (and largest) in mid-March of 1993 (I measured 42 inches/108 cm of snow in my backyard, and we had drifts to 6 feet/180 cm in winds of 50 mph). So a few years back, I was goofing off at a local store, it was May and they had actual snow shovels on clearance for like $3...and I bought one. Never know if it'll come in handy one day... Btw...I believe the broom might work just as well as a shovel on that astroturf carpet :P .
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Damn, can’t believe I missed it by just a few hours. Apparently it hasn’t snowed here in eastern Hokkaido for over a week.
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We dont have snow is Australia 😅. We've been having 40 degree Celcius days recently
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I don't think I've seen anyone do that, and I haven't done it myself. But now I want to lol
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Tee hee. That’s as normal as cuddly Canada Goose.
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Yeah, that's no shovel - that's a shop broom, which is used to clear the snow out of your delivery van at the end of the day in my eyes! (I'm also in Canada)
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How would your "shovel" deal with a pile of snow? Seems like it would be rather ineffective.
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I guess if it depends on the type of snow. I can't think it works with a solid amount like they get in northern Japan
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FYI: Toronto Canada basically got no snow at all this winter. I am sincerely worried for the planet. This is by no stretch of the imagination normal. Toronto shouldn't be this warm through the winter.
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As long as it works. 👍
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😅 😂 only in the lightest of snow showers. At least the patio is getting a handy scrubby "wash" thanks to Mother Natu
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Only works on turf I guess
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@alanndra
9 months ago
Our snow here in Colorado can be dry and powdery enough that it makes more sense to sweep it away than try to shovel it, especially if it's only a light dusting like you've got there.
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