Best Carpet Cleaners 2024 [don’t buy one before watching this]
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2023
- Best Carpet Cleaners 2024 [don’t buy one before watching this]
Links to the Best Carpet Cleaners 2024 are listed below. At Valid Consumer, we've researched the Best Carpet Cleaners 2024 saving you time and money.
► 6. Hoover SmartWash+ - geni.us/SaTIo
► 5. Bissell 1400B Little Green - geni.us/WaIF
► 4. Hoover PowerDash Pet - geni.us/TVHTM4
► 3. Bissell Big Green Professional - geni.us/XVkqA
► 2. Hoover FH11300PC - geni.us/BCQ8Gny
► 1. Bissell ProHeat 2X Revolution Pet Pro - geni.us/q8Ud
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Even if you don't have children or pets, rugs and carpets quickly acquire stains and are challenging to thoroughly clean. (Hello, do any renters out there have filthy, outdated carpeting?) While renting a carpet cleaner is undoubtedly a terrific option for once-a-year thorough cleanings, buying a carpet cleaner is a wise investment if your entire home, or at least a significant portion of it, is carpeted. Even though you should still have your carpet and rugs professionally cleaned once a year, home cleaning equipment is excellent for removing stains and other debris in between thorough cleanings. You won't need to shampoo your carpet as frequently if you vacuum it frequently to keep it fresh.
To evaluate whether carpet cleaner is worth the investment, we put both upright and portable models to the test in various environments and on various surfaces. We all have pets, the majority of us have children, and we live active lives with regular wear on our carpets, rugs, and upholstered furniture. Taking into account performance, tank size, cord length, mobility, the convenience of use, pricing, and internet reviews, we selected the best carpet cleaners for any lifestyle.
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► Links to the Best Carpet Cleaners 2024 we listed in this video:
► 6. Hoover SmartWash+ - geni.us/SaTIo
► 5. Bissell 1400B Little Green - geni.us/WaIF
► 4. Hoover PowerDash Pet - geni.us/TVHTM4
► 3. Bissell Big Green Professional - geni.us/XVkqA
► 2. Hoover FH11300PC - geni.us/BCQ8Gny
► 1. Bissell ProHeat 2X Revolution Pet Pro - geni.us/q8Ud
Bought the Bissell ProHeat 2x Revolution. Used it for a year, then Mom ruined it. She over filled the solution tank so when we pulled the tank off, a bunch of dirty fluid dumped into the motor. We replaced it with the Hoover PowerScrub XL, which we find to be a better unit simply because it extracts nearly all of the fluid it lays down. Carpet is DRY within an hour of using it, and it’s orbital scrubbers do a good job at scrubbing away stains and soiling. Essentially, the Hoover does in 2 passes what the Bissell took in 15 passes as far as water extraction. We would have to lift the back of the Bissell up a bit to force the front of it down, and then it would finally extract the remaining solution. The Hoover has the dirty tank sitting directly on top of the head, so it naturally pushes the nozzle down into the carpet. It was also $150 LESS than the Bissell, while working so much faster. It doesn’t leave the carpets soaking wet like the Bissell did. Need I say more? It’s also significantly easier to clean the dirty tank out, and the brushes are easily removable for maintenance. It’s a much better product simple due to its design. It also doesn’t have the high, ear-piercing shrill pitch that the Bissell had, so that’s also a plus.
Thank you for this. Your comment was helpful for which carpet cleaner I want to go with!
Very helpful!! Thanks for the thorough review! 🙌
Great review and write up. Much appreciated. Thank you!
Bissell: The trouble being theres no downforce on the front-end to promote paper suction of the dirty solution sprayed in the carpet. The carpet stays wet for a week!
Hoover best
Fantastic Work!
Absolutely exceptional order of information, thorough explanation and short. Thank you!!!!!!
I’ve had this vacuum for a few years now and it’s still going strong. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx8ISPQRRAfpAaX4msGjyodObTBnlj4T5g I was cleaning it today and thinking about how much I love no bags to buy and that it comes apart for easy clean up. When I first purchased it we had two dogs and a cat and it kept up well. The suction was great then and still is now. I’m always amazed at the amount of hair it picks up, it works better than any other vacuum I’ve had for pet hair. The attachments are handy and work well. It’s easy to use with arthritic hands. I just had to come write a review because I’m still so pleased with this purchase.
I'm sorry, why is the Bissell Revolution HydroSteam not in this lineup?
Thansk for the works
Great video. Informative! Going with the first one - the Hoover.
I've had a Bissell ProHeat for several years and it has been a maintenance headache even as a heavy equipment mechanic for 40 years you get tired of having to work on your own shit. The link rod actuated by the trigger assembly was always failing because the return spring would somehow slip past its seated position and the access to restation it required removing the power chord & hose hanger to access the two screws behind it, besides the six screws on the front side to split the handle in two for access to the link and spring, then trying to keep the link and spring in position while reassembling was real fun too. I've had the base apart a couple times as well first time because the spray wasn't functioning and found one of the nitrile clear 1/4" hoses kinked. The trigger guard broke on it a few years back, the whole plastic body assembly is so thin that it twists and tweaks and probably is the cause of the affor mentioned spring coming unseated. The selector switch to divert the vacuum plenum port flap from floor to the upholstery hose broke. I hade to remove the floor vacuum front shield, drill two holes through it over the flap, drill one hole in the flap inline with the one in the shield, feed a 16 gauge electrical wire with a knot on one end through the bottom side of the flap and feed it up through the shield, install the shield, and then thread a sheet metal screw the right length through the plastic shield so if I needed the flap up, back off on the screw and pull on the 16 gauge to raise the flap, and then screw in the screw to close the flap over the port. After using it successfully a while back I pulled it out set it up to clean my carpet again and it didn't work. So I had to go out to my garage to get my 5 HP Shop Vac clean it out of dirt remove the filter and bring it in the house on wet mode. I had a new plastic hand pump sprayer that I then sprayed the mix of water and carpet cleaner over the spots and whole carpet used the Bissell's brush function to scrub the soaped up carpet, brought my garden hose in the house and sprayed down the carpet lightly then used the shop vac to suck up the moisture it did a great pain in the ass job.It's too bad all these different pod cast reviews on your household products only test their function on brand new devices and what they're designed for, but you never get a longevity maintenance and performance critique, but I'm glad to provide my experience as a retired professional mechanic that has worked on devices way more complicated, but also engineering nightmares.
I’m sure this information is useful but I couldn’t be bothered to read it. Ffs.
ChatGPT Summary - The user expresses frustration with their Bissell ProHeat carpet cleaner, detailing numerous maintenance issues over the years. Problems include frequent failures of the link rod actuated by the trigger assembly, difficulty accessing components for repair, and issues with the thin plastic body assembly causing various malfunctions. The user has had to address problems such as a broken trigger guard, a kinked hose, and a malfunctioning selector switch. They criticize the product's construction and highlight the challenges of maintaining it, contrasting their real-world experience with what they perceive as the limited scope of typical product reviews that focus on new devices and intended functionalities rather than long-term performance and durability.
@speedskater1947
I honestly think most any household products back 40 yrs through now are being made to break n have to buy new. I've seriously thought about writing the Senate to pass bills addressing these and many other product's being built so cheap they aren't only costly to consumer's but causing Mega Tons of unnecessary waste which destroys our land and more. Plus to get back to work on food and drink safety. Especially those shipped to us internationally.
@@RedGreenYellow123
I honestly think most any household products back 40 yrs through now are being made to break n have to buy new. I've seriously thought about writing the Senate to pass bills addressing these and many other product's being built so cheap they aren't only costly to consumer's but causing Mega Tons of unnecessary waste which destroys our land and more. Plus to get back to work on food and drink safety. Especially those shipped to us internationally.
Damn, you have more patience than me, by the time I got to about your 10th line the Bissell would have went airborne out the back door if the warranty was expired.
I have one of the Bissell pro heat or something and it's not good in my opinion. It leaves it very wet and it's not convenient to clean the brush and cover after
I bought the Bissell ProHeat 2x Revolution about 3 years ago, and within a year, the suction stopped working, literally it would just dump dirty water everywhere. After troubleshooting and calling customer service, they were nice enough to replace for free with a brand new one. About a year and a half later, I am experiencing the same issue. Suction just not picking up the water well (but not dumping it this time). It's great when it works, however long that may be.
Great video needed this. SMARTWASH is $599AUD (PLUS 100 weeks of free cleaning solution), and PROHEAT X2 is $799. Looks like I'll grab the hoover
I just got the pro heat x2 for 278 dollars brand new?
@@MrSpartacus129youtube is worldwide bud.... he did not say USD
@@MrSpartacus129 He had to pay in AUD, not USD
bought the bissell proheat 2x revolution. It did not come with the manual, so this was helpful. Have not tried it yet, but thanks to your video, I will not have high expecations on maneuverability ! I am sure it will do a fantastic job on our high traffic areas with several pets.
I returned mine, The trouble being theres no downforce on the front-end to promote paper suction of the dirty solution sprayed in the carpet. The carpet stays wet for a week!
Which Brand?
I might try skark xpert
I just rented the bissell big green for 35 us $$….great deal and i dont have to store its essy to use but heavyish The carpet looks amazing as if i hired professional carpet cleaners!! 100% excellent video i like the looks of 1st machine dual brushrolls will work better…too bad cant rent and try first
Which bissel did you rented ?
thanks... one thing I don't consider a feature is to have a clean water tank and a dirty water tank... What cleaners don't have that? I thought that was necessary for all of them.
Bissell products break easily. Proheat 2x rollers stopped spinning. Bissell turbo clean solution spray trigger stop working. I’ll try Hoover smartwash pet version.
I have a Bissell that is over 20 years old. Still works fine. My daughter has been using it for their bathroom flooding the bedroom. Had to use for a few months before management got it fixed.
I have never had a Bissell carpet cleaner break no matter what I put them through.
I bought 3 different Bissell products over the past 4 years 2 carpet cleaner and 1 steam mop neither lasted over 2years
@@tanyarichards5539 What exact one is the older one that's lasted so long for you?
@@leapers124 I believe it. I've replaced 3 or 4 in 12 yrs
I'm buying the Hoover Smartwash
Did you buy it? Does it work well?
@@peacelovewar98I’ve had one for a year and a half and it is honestly the best carpet cleaner I’ve owned. It works extremely well at cleaning what others don’t and not having a spray option for pre-treating really is not a big deal at all
Thank you so much.... leaning towards a bissell pet shampooer but the hoover pet shampooer is pulling me back .. decisions decisions
Lynette
I'm feeling the same way. What did you end up purchasing?
my Hoover smart wash started making noise after about 1 year ( bad motor bearings)
Which one is the best for shag rug?
longer hose may result in more load for engine. physics
Just bought bissell proheat what a pain! One side sprayer, too heavy n messy desnt clean right away, stainand odor still there, leaking dirty drain liquid after use its a big mess.
Really???? Just purchased one, but haven't used it yet. What one are you going to get now?
Resemble that of a much more expensive unit
I'm interested for my company
The real Hoover smartwash plus doesn't show in this video. Only the normal hoover smart wash 🤔🤯😱😳🧐😡😤 In the video it keeps popping up the NEW Hoover scrub-hub plus as smart wash plus 😠😤😡🤬
Why update the title to 2024 when this video was made for 2023?
The Hoover SmartWash is too smart by half. I have an old Hoover (15 years or more). This new Hoover fails in one big way: there is no Rinse Only setting. And I don’t want it to “Dry” in reverse I want it to Rinse in reverse!! This thing has no rinse setting. The only way to rinse is to remove the soap tank and push it forward. The old Hoover had a rinse setting and a trigger so you could target where you want the rinse water. This one tries to be “smart” but, like most things that claim to be smart, is not.
Would you please tell the exact older one your referring to for rinse only please
Hoover spotless is better
Is the Hoover or bissel top notch?
Smart wash, I bought 2 and started cleaning carpets I'm my town because Stanley Steamer left and there was no carpets cleaners left. Both of those machines made me a lot more money than I ever thought I was going to make. Simple Facebook advertising. It's all about the pretreatment brush if needed , the hottest water available and get all the carpet wet and everything will start to come out. Soap is not a carpet's friend unless the carpet is really soiled. Try pretreatment and just hot water to see how ii looks before dumping a bunch of soap on it. Soap residue left behind takes all the dirt off of the bottom of your shoes and feet and shows on the carpet showing a dingy dirty looking carpet quickly a week after it was cleaned.
I just returned hoover suction stopped in 3 weeks. At first I had to turn it off and on and then quit entirely
You would think these devices would work better based on those prices. The Hoover slate hand held suctioning stopper after 3 weeks within the buyers remorse. It seems they all do this smh
8:27 "It's performance and design resemble that of a much more expensive unit"... you can say that again
Starts 1:33
That's not a review, that's an affiliate link presentation. Come off it.
That dog's hair is so similar in color to the carpet. One day the owner forgot to wear their glasses, and started carpet cleaning the dog.
Video plays ads every 30 sec. Couldn’t even watch the entire video. Waste of time
👎🏼Terrible spamy affiliate link video
Nope, it does not clean like a brissel. i bought it just because it was cheaper and regretted it.
Which one did you buy and which one would you have bought instead?
The hoover smart wash is the one i got because it was cheeper. I really wanted the brisell pet pro i think is called . Im just waiting for the hover smart to break down and im definitely getting the other one
Bissell has a stronger suction and more powerful motor
The hoover sucked or actually I wished it did. 😅 didnt a terrible job
@@HackerActivist😂😂😂
find out what he did on sept 19 1999. !!!! the end