Bissell makes a good product and their units have great suction power IMO. I am fairly certain however that this unit has no sort of brush system underneath to move the carpet fibers around and loosen any dirt. Basically the water is going into the carpet and then is being suctioned out. The power roller helps absorb the water but that's about it.
Underwhelming AT BEST. If you are really looking for a carpet cleaner read this first. Hoover for 170 or Bissell Pro Heat 2X at Costco seem much better value for money
WashingtonState said: Bissell makes a good product and their units have great suction power IMO. I am fairly certain however that this unit has no sort of brush system underneath to move the carpet fibers around and loosen any dirt. Basically the water is going into the carpet and then is being suctioned out. The power roller helps absorb the water but that's about it.
you should be completely certain. link to powerroller technology
still, great deal if you're looking for this specific model.
Ok so what is the best carpet steamer to get and of course the best value online. Pelase weigh in.
x94dodge
Member
posted: Sep. 3, 2009 @ 1:17p
Pro-dry is for "refreshing" carpets --- not deep cleaning/stain removal. If you want a steam cleaner, buy a Bissell , but don't buy that one....interestingly, at least one of the reviews on Amazon mentioned it working great on hard flooring. Might be a good deal in that regard?
flamers
New Member
posted: Oct. 9, 2009 @ 6:37p
You can try using the high traffic carpet cleaners. It's been proven effective. HTCC
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