Bissell Carpet Cleaner

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Hey everyone, I have two little kids, a three-year-old and a five-year-old, and we never wear shoes inside. I’m usually pretty diligent about cleaning, but our carpets still tend to get dusty and collect little stains. Every few weeks, I steam clean the carpets and couch, and I love that fresh, clean smell. I’ve tried the Bissell Little Green for small messes, but the suction just isn’t strong enough, especially on old stains and high-traffic areas. It never feels fully clean. I’m now looking for a more powerful steam cleaner, ideally with high heat and strong suction, plus a brush or agitator attachment to help lift the carpet fibres back up. The small staircase in our house also gets a lot of foot traffic from the kids, so I want a cleaner that can handle both carpets and small upholstery, and isn’t too heavy or bulky. Does anyone have recommendations for an easy-to-use, fast-drying, home-friendly machine? Thanks! submitted by /u/Critical-Host2156 to r/CleaningTips [link] [comments]

I just moved into an apartment, about 1000 square feet, and the carpets… well, let’s just say they’ve definitely seen better days. There are stains everywhere, the high traffic areas look almost black, and my cat seems to have it out for the master bedroom carpet. I’ve looked at a bunch of machines like bissell, hoover, and even some of the big commercial ones, but honestly, the more I read, the more confused I get. Some people swear by bissell proheat, others say hoover smartwash is better value. But I’m worried they might be too big or heavy for my space, and I really have no idea which one would be the right fit. My budget is around 200 dollars. I want something that can actually handle deep stains without soaking the carpet, isn’t too heavy, and won’t require too much effort to use every time my cat hacks up a hairball. I’m also debating whether I should just rent a rug doctor for a day to do a one-time deep clean or invest in a small steam cleaner for long-term use. I’ve seen some of the compact steam machines that claim they dry quickly and lift stains well—has anyone tried them on mixed carpet surfaces? submitted by /u/Lopsided_Comfort_298 to r/housekeeping [link] [comments]

Any has experience with this one? I just see this machine is online for $322. It is good to have a try? Conparing with Dyson, which one is better? BTW, I found it in this sub r/tinydeals. submitted by /u/Commercial_Taro_7770 to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

Please Stop trying to clean your own carpets. There is no magic electric machine you can buy, rent or borrow that will do anything meaningful for you. You are going to damage your carpet and then still have to call a professional but guess what, odds are, now he will want to charge you even more to clean up the mess you made. This is simple physics, an electric wall socket can produce 15 to 20 amps max at 120 volts which can power an electric motor up to about 1 horsepower max. But the motors inside typical consumer steamvacs, rug doctors ect are probably closer to 1/8 of 1 horsepower.... Why am I telling you this? Because the average Gas Powered Engine found in most professional truckmounted machines is between 25 to 45 horsepower. Do you now see what the problem is? Professionals use powerful gas powered machines because no electric machine aside from a few that are designed for professional use can produce even a 10th of a fraction of enough vacuum power to actually clean a carpet. There is no electric machine that does not cost thousands of dollars that can clean a carpet, they do not exist, it is a myth and a scam that consumers have been falling for every since the first one was sold many decades ago. And to further drive home the hard truth, there are very few decent consumer spot cleaning chemicals that you can buy off the shelf at home depot that will actually do anything meaningful to help you clean a spot, but without proper technique and understanding of how to spot clean even those wont help you. Most of the products on the shelf are designed to stay in your carpet permanently and attract dirt... Resolve, Bissel, Rug Doctor Cleaning products are designed to stay in your carpet and attract dirt. Because they know that once that dirt sticks to that spot you tried to clean, you are going to reach for that same can of junk again and try to clean it again, and at first it might appear that you got the spot out but a month later the spot is back and blacker than ever. But you try again and go buy another can of it. You are getting scammed... Now here is how to get clean carpet and not get scammed. Call a Reputable Professional. Google is here to help, find local cleaners that have good reviews. Actually read the reviews and see what people are saying, read a bunch of reviews to determine if these reviews seem like they were written by actual customers. Never Call a Franchise! Do not call the stanleys, the oxyfreshs or the sears companies. These companies are run like a fast food establishment, fast poor quality service and they want to sell you the large combo and do 5 to 7 jobs a day as fast as they can. You want an Owner Operator, a guy who cares about the service he is providing and wants you to come back for more. That is it. That is all you have to do to get clean carpets and never have to worry about whether you just ruined your carpet because it was wet for a week. "But I cant afford that, The Pro quoted me $600" well can you afford to install another $15'000 worth of carpet? No? Then why does that $600 quote seem so expensive to you? It's not, but new carpet is expensive. Use your brain people, carpet is a long term investment in your home, take care of it the right way, find a pro you can trust and stick with them, get it cleaned once a year and for the love of god Do Not Try to clean up Pet Urine with Chemicals you found at the grocery store, they wont work I promise. submitted by /u/knifeknerdreviews to r/CarpetCleaning [link] [comments]

I'm planning on purchasing a Bissell Big Green Carpet cleaner, and wondering if anyone has had success with using an unscented cleaning product with it? I'm hesitant because Bissell doesn't sell one so it would be a different brand and I don't want to damage such an expensive machine. I am very sensitive to fragrance. submitted by /u/greenopal02 to r/VacuumCleaners [link] [comments]

my sister brought over her dog before leaving for a trip, the dog is aggressive and elderly and last night had diarrhea on the basement carpet, stinking up the whole house, I could smell it upstairs and couldn’t go down because I risk him charging at me, he isn’t familiar with me. My mom said she’d clean it up in the morning since the dog is less aggressive with her but never did and left for work, we do not have a functioning pet steam cleaner or a shopvac, so I need recommendations for anything about getting day old dog diarrhea out of carpet. my budget is $360 or less submitted by /u/Mystical-Moth-hoe to r/CarpetCleaning [link] [comments]