All right sir. My wife and I run our own detailing business and I just found you. I’ve already watched 3 of your videos and I LOVE you. Thank you for your great vids and all of this free info you’re giving away…for free.
@@elykskHe’s probably surprised your relationship still works when you both live *and* work together 24/7. I’ve always been in awe of *healthy* relationships that thrive in that scenario. I imagine it takes a lot more patience and compromise than relationships already require.
Your channel is great, the improvement you’ve done over the years is amazing. The blue light in the back, the shelf setup, the bright light on your face and the great sound. keep do what you do as the majority here doesn’t know what does it takes. Thank you!
We’ve just purchased a new Spot Clean Pro and really appreciate this clear concise video. Also good to know to use the cleaning product separately (which I hadn’t been doing in the old machine - I’d been adding it to the water all along). And not being tied to the Bissell product is a real bonus. Sally Nolan
Thank you! I have a lot of couches, car seats, carpets that can use a proper cleaning. Thanks to your channel I could understand what kind of machine I need (I got a normal bissel spotclean, proheat - I am not using it commercially, just homeowner type) and thanks to your work and your content I know how to properly use it to get the results I want Thanks again! Keep up the good work! :)
This has to be one of the best informational / instructional videos I have seen on You Tube. A separate sprayer with product makes so much sense. How could I not have known this?
Good tip about hose storage. I was wrapping mine towards the bottom around like the little green. I didn’t want to damage the hose. Good tip about leaving a little play when storing the hose.
Great video! Love your content and detailed explanations and demonstrations. Re: the short hose length, when using the Bissell I wear hearing protection like you would for a jackhammer or gas-powered weed whacker. That way I can get right in close to my work area without stretching the hose at all, but avoid being completely blasted by the noise of the machine.
Great video Jeremy. Using words like "common sense", "realistic" and NOT all stains will come out is pretty risky these days. Fortunately, everything you said was the TRUTH. I upgraded to the VacMaster and I am extremely pleased with it. Stay well my friend. 👊 Aloha 🏝
This was truly a great product review. I will be buying this with a feeling of confidence in what I will be getting. It is going to suit my weekend warrior needs perfectly! Thank you for this video review and understanding the products intended audience! ❤
Thanks Jeremy, this was a real informative video.I saw lots of videos on this machine, but it seamed that no one could give me a home run on it...and here you are just destroying it, thanks Jeremy now I can say it's on my list to have too.💫👍🏻
Your advice was completely spot on. This is an awesome machine but not commercial for the professional detailer. One aspect I really like is the small head for getting into tight spots on floorboards. Thank you for the video.
still many mobile detailers use them, because it saves you space and it's portable. Also it does the job very well. The only ones not liking them, are those who broke the handle of the head..and actually this shouldn't happen with proper use. Mine still running very fine and results are great. I also have a wet/dry setup with a boschbindustrial vaccuum etc, which I used first and is comparable to a shopvac, but is much heavier and actually, although more power, doesn't work that well. It does have a blowing function, whiched I used for blowing the car dry after a wash...everything has it's advantages etc.. Main thing for me is, being able to be mobile and not needing a heavy big truck..it's not cost-effective.
I store my bissell in it's original box. I store it exactly as it was shipped to me, minus the plastic it was packed it. I clean it completely and dry it when I'm finished at the end of the day. I'm following your recommendation on turning my wet/dry vac into an extractor. I do 3 cars a day and it's time consuming to keep filling and emptying the small tank supplied. My water heater is set to 130 F. I can hook up a water hose to it and good to go. Thank for the video tips.
I got 10 years of heavy use out of my Bissel LGM. I bought a PetClean Pro (same machine, different color) and love it. I use mine to extract after steam cleaning carpet and cloth upholstery.
Great tips Jeremy. That's a great tip about sticking the head into a bucket of water and clearing out the machine. I've used this type of machine for 25+ years back when Bissel came out with the original "Little Green Clean Machine" which was a very similar unit and grandfather of this machine. I now have one of these units in addition to a full sized extractor but lean towards using this one most of the time due to the ease of use and portability. I never cleaned out my machine before but I will definitely be doing that now. 👍
I use the size 1 and 1/0 Mustad hooks to freeline for snook ruclips.net/user/postUgkxzXmlErSqVAEGWFEKO530BvTqFDw53QW3 and they have been fantastic. The points are super sharp, and the hook is small enough to blend with my baitfish, yet large enough to land fish 30" or more. I also use these hooks when I'm pier or surf fishing with my kids. They tend to catch tons of smaller snapper, whiting, and catfish, and we get far fewer gut hooks with these Mustad in-lines, which means more of them survive after release. I was actually using these hooks when I caught my friend too, but I think that had more to do with the bait I was using ;-)
I've had good success with my Bissell so far. They are monsters for the price point, but you're correct in that if you're using them everyday, they aren't meant for that.
I bought one this year and am very impressed with it’s performance. When I’m done using it I flush it with clean water and leave the hose hang down and dry to ensure that all the water has dried before putting it back in it’s holder.
After watching / listening to your video(s), I purchased a Bissell Spot Clean Pro and your pump sprayer, but I need your advice on what type of drill attachment cleaning tool will be gentle enough for microfiber upholstery. Should I buy a sponge pad drill attachment with buffing cloth for waxing & polishing car paint? Or should I buy the drill-attachment- brush cleaning tool kit you provided an amazon link for? I also want your opinion about what would be the best cleaner solution product to clean microfiber upholstery. A few RUclips videos demonstrate and recommend using Method brand glass cleaner to scrub and clean microfiber upholstery material. Thank you for your videos!
Have you tried the other two steps in the p&s carpet cleaning system? They have terminator for spots, carpet bomber for the general cleaning, and finisher to neutralize. I like to keep everything ph neutral so I don’t ever use just carpet bomber. Terminator is 5.5 ph and carpet bomber is 10.5. So those two essentially cancel out and the finisher peroxide neutralizes the surfactants and prevents wicking. I don’t have or want an extractor because I’ve never had this system fail me. Good stuff as always with p&s!
Nice. What kind of brush or technique do you generally use with the 3 part system? Everyone always wants a "shampoo" and I'm like do you want your stains gone or a shampoo. I can get the stains out without the need to soak your entire interior with water.
@@AMP8424 100% agree there. If the stains are really bad I’ll spray terminator on, rub in with my gloved hand instead of a towel to leave more product on the surface and let it dwell for as long as I can (usually around 20-30 minutes is plenty). Then I’ll come back with another shot of terminator and I use my dupray neat steamer and a nylon brush to break up the heavier stains. Then go in with carpet bomber and I like to drill brush with a soft white 4 inch drill brush. If I still see stains I’ll use the bigger triangle nylon brush on the steamer to give some heat and agitation to the whole area. Then I’ll hit it with finisher and use the microfiber bonnet on the triangle brush to finish out and pick up a lot of the dirt and grime. I usually follow that with a regular microfiber to mop up and to brush the carpet fibers in the same direction. On lighter carpets I might even spray a few extra sprays of finisher and leave it to dry because of the brightening effect peroxide cleaners like finisher leave when they dry. If I’m just doing a quick clean with a few light stains and dirt then I just spray with terminator and carpet bomber and then drill brush. Then I do the same finisher process. Sorry if this is kind of long but hope it helps!
@@ethanblan435 hell yea man. Sounds like you got the P&S system dialed down. Everyone wants to go to town with extractors and I've never been a fan of soaking and drying for hours. Thanks for the advice👍🏻
It seems there are very few stains that are unremovable!! I'm cleaning a car that looks and smells like a mechanic used it without ever washing their hands, and motor oil was drizzled everywhere. 🙄 No cleaning for 20 years - horrible! Turns out patience is the name of the game... It took me 2 hours just to do the driver's seat, but I successfully got all the stains out!! 🙌🏼🎉 Thanks for all of your tips that you share!
Have used my Bissel for about a year and no issues. I am very careful of the hose, you just can't be in a hurry doing this otherwise you will damage the hose or the machine. But it does a great job for me.
Great video, quick question do you think the spotlcean PRO is worth the extra buck? Because i just do detailing for a hobby like my car, my moms car and gf car and i really like the spotclean PRO but here in MX its about $4,000.00 and the Bissell Spotclean Proheat is $3,000, i mean $1,000 pesos isnt A LOT but if i can save money i dont mind but if you strongly recommend the pro then ill like to know
You are exceptionally professional, great video, thank you, i bought this machine, can i use as a vacuum cleaner, before add water to the machine, please reply, well appreciated, thank you.
If you are using the P&S Carpet Bomber I do follow their recommended use of the P&S Finisher Peroxide Treatment. Yes, the clean water should flush it clean but easy to apply a light misting of the Finisher. Thanks for these tips, I might buy that machine as I really want to avoid purchasing commercial extractors or having that dirty of interior jobs (LOL).
The foam also helps prevent over soaking of the product (it helps keep it closer to the surface of the fabric). I'm personally a fan of foam. I don't see why anyone would disagree
Great info! I'll need to try the P&S cleaner next when I run out of my current cleaner. I have the same extractor and do the same steps to keep it clean.
Great info 👍 question I got the spot cleaner auto (the smaller model) if suction is lost is there an area I should check and clean on the smaller model?
I just purchased this, I mostly detail vehicles for family and friends here and there. So for me this is perfect! Good machine good price! If I had a full time detailing business then I would buy a mytee or something similar.
Sorry if you have answered this but on the bissell spot clean pet pro, how do you get the samd out of the hose head? It does not seem to be removable (or I'm too scared) And suggestions?
Thanks for this useful tips! So if I would use the cleaner chemical externaly, can I also use that ones that come with the device from Bissel to mix it in a spraybottle? Also as I understand from the pictures in the manual, normally I dont have to push the spray button all the time if I suck the dirt from my couch? First spray ONLY water on the surface and THEN suck separatly without spray function? Thx for any help!
I don’t know how good of quality the Bissell formula is. You should spray and extract independently. Spray the right amount of water to get good movement of dirt and grime from the fabric. Too much water will over soak the fabric and not enough will not allow the process to work effectively. After you have removed all dirt and soap continue to extract with no spray until as much of the water is removed from the fabric as possible. Hope that helps.
I put product in my tank and use a sprayer with just water for rinsing. But I’m only using it for small spots from my puppy. It’s being used daily so I keep it loaded at all times for now. I’m using distilled water hoping it will help with corrosion.
I highly recommend Bridgepoint Bio Break. Nothing else comes close to the complete cleaning power. No stain has ever resisted it (in my experiences). It’s not cheap, but it’s fairly dilutable at 1 ounce per gallon. If you’re serious about cleaning upholstery that needs to be, Bio Break should be the first thing you grab. I can’t say I’d recommend these “entry” level machines, though. I’d save up until you can get a mid-level or straight pro machine. In this scenario, you really do get what you pay for. Bridgeport Bio Break. Get it, you won’t regret it. I would never recommend anything so aggressively if I didn’t believe in it 100%. Auto detailing supply manufacturers make half-decent upholstery cleaning chemicals, but therein lies the problem … half-decent means they will fail to completely clean upholstery at some point. P&S makes the best upholstery cleaning kits that I have used … but they just don’t compare to pro-grade cleaners like Bio Break. 😊😊😊
Watch my semi permanent tire coating video. It’s a great product that has great durability. It’s a little on the shiny side but wears into a nice matte finish. Worth a look. Thanks for watching
I had a rig doctor that worked amazingly on any stain. It died after ten years so I bought this one and it just doesn’t get rid of stains like the other did. I’m out of return window - I know how to use these machines but just always seem to leave wicking and doesn’t even remove the stain. Everyone raves about this machine but I just don’t get it. What can I be doing wrong?
just bought one! should i dry out the hose somehow? how do i get the gunk stuck in the clear window that wont come out after cleaning? i tried the clear bucket suction but it just sticks in the sides and window of the head. thanks!
I've used the Bissell Spotclean Pro couple times now to clean a sofa and chair - it works pretty good, however it does not appear to extract much of liquid from the furniture. If I use a full tank of cleaner it may pull out less than half a tank of dirty water. Should I be worried or maybe I'm not doing something correctly? I keep going over the surfaces until it is not pulling anything out.
It may be wicking into the foam? I would say use the drill brush with cleaner and agitate until dirt is loose. Use minimum water to remove cleaner. Sorry that’s all I can suggest.
What do you do when you are getting a lot of foam in the Bissell? My drill brush tends to make a good amount of it and it takes forever to come clean. Using C Guys Stain Remover on the seats.
I do not use that product but I would say use less product and keep extracting. You want to get all the cleaner out wether it’s in foam form or non foaming. Foam is a good indicator of how much of the product is still in the fabric.
You say about not putting the cleaning product into the tank, only hot water which does make good sense. But I’m pretty sure Bissell have the marks on the tank for water and then another mark to fill up to with solution? So technically it’s safe to do it the way they say but basically what you’re saying is you think not putting the product in, is a superior way?
In order to remove 100% of the cleaning chemical from the fabric you have to use straight water. If you are trying to remove chemical from the fabric with a chemical water mix you will never get the chemical completely out. Chemical left behind from extracting can attract dirt and stains and is generally a bad practice. Bissell tries to promote the simplest way for the masses but definitely not the best way. Have a look here for more info on how pro detailers do it. www.hawaiidetailing.com/extractor
Hello sir, i am visiting Hawaii at the moment and i am having hard time to find the chemicals that i would like to take back to my home country, do you have any suggestions of a shop with the most variaty of detailing products?
Nice video, but on that dilution ratio would it be 5.83 oz of product and rest water? So to round it wouldn’t it be 6 instead of 7? The way I thought it was you take 5:1 add the 1 and gives you 6 and then you divide 35oz
Yes. In most cases diluting products do not require that level of accuracy although accuracy is not a bad thing. I recommend just keep it simple and when in doubt round down. Too much chemical is not a good thing as well as not enough won’t do the job without excessive agitation. Go up or down with the dilution according to the dirt level. Thanks for watching
Anybody know why the machine would loose suction? I get suction where the red filter is, but not suction through the nozzle/end of the hose… any help is appreciated, thanks!!
That hose looks a lot more flexible than the one on the used machine that I bought, the one on mine seems much more rigid. I'm toying with the idea of replacing it as its stained inside too.
For home owner style use yes. For professional auto detailing no. It can be used for auto detailing but you have to take good care of it. It’s not a commercial machine. Thanks for watching
All right sir. My wife and I run our own detailing business and I just found you. I’ve already watched 3 of your videos and I LOVE you. Thank you for your great vids and all of this free info you’re giving away…for free.
Wife? Bruh
@@ericvasquez3325 eh?
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. Glad you like the channel.
@@ericvasquez3325what’s wrong with that?
@@elykskHe’s probably surprised your relationship still works when you both live *and* work together 24/7. I’ve always been in awe of *healthy* relationships that thrive in that scenario. I imagine it takes a lot more patience and compromise than relationships already require.
Been detailing 40 years teaching hands on...love your content...from Long island NY
Thank you. Thanks for watching.
Your channel is great, the improvement you’ve done over the years is amazing. The blue light in the back, the shelf setup, the bright light on your face and the great sound. keep do what you do as the majority here doesn’t know what does it takes. Thank you!
Thanks for noticing the details. I appreciate it. Glad you enjoy the channel.
Agree with Eyal! Your hard work. Effort doesn’t go unappreciated by me brother !
@@Raysgarage90 Thanks Ray
Really straight to the point. Teaching the best ways of using it. Well done 👍
Thanks
We’ve just purchased a new Spot Clean Pro and really appreciate this clear concise video. Also good to know to use the cleaning product separately (which I hadn’t been doing in the old machine - I’d been adding it to the water all along). And not being tied to the Bissell product is a real bonus. Sally Nolan
This is one of the most helpful RUclips videos I've ever seen. Thank you 🙏
Thank you.
I've watched many videos on the bissell but by far this is the best video, so helpful and real handy tips I never knew
Thanks
I purchased one of these because of your earlier videos and it's worked out great. Thanks for the extra tips!
You are welcome
Thank you!
I have a lot of couches, car seats, carpets that can use a proper cleaning. Thanks to your channel I could understand what kind of machine I need (I got a normal bissel spotclean, proheat - I am not using it commercially, just homeowner type) and thanks to your work and your content I know how to properly use it to get the results I want
Thanks again! Keep up the good work! :)
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.
This has to be one of the best informational / instructional videos I have seen on You Tube. A separate sprayer with product makes so much sense. How could I not have known this?
Thanks.
Good tip about hose storage. I was wrapping mine towards the bottom around like the little green. I didn’t want to damage the hose. Good tip about leaving a little play when storing the hose.
Great video! Love your content and detailed explanations and demonstrations.
Re: the short hose length, when using the Bissell I wear hearing protection like you would for a jackhammer or gas-powered weed whacker. That way I can get right in close to my work area without stretching the hose at all, but avoid being completely blasted by the noise of the machine.
Thanks for sharing.
This was very helpful great demonstration sir good day!
Thanks
Great video Jeremy. Using words like "common sense", "realistic" and NOT all stains will come out is pretty risky these days. Fortunately, everything you said was the TRUTH. I upgraded to the VacMaster and I am extremely pleased with it. Stay well my friend. 👊
Aloha 🏝
Hahahah. I know what you mean. Thanks for watching
This was truly a great product review. I will be buying this with a feeling of confidence in what I will be getting. It is going to suit my weekend warrior needs perfectly! Thank you for this video review and understanding the products intended audience! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
A RUclipsr for the People. Excellent Production
Thanks.
Thanks Jeremy, this was a real informative video.I saw lots of videos on this machine, but it seamed that no one could give me a home run on it...and here you are just destroying it, thanks Jeremy now I can say it's on my list to have too.💫👍🏻
Thanks for watching
Hey!! Thanks so much for the great tips! I really appreciate it!
@@douglasvannuys of course. Thanks for watching
amazing video man explained so many things so clearly. I am confident in using this machine now.
Glad I could help
Well I just went and bought one this morning after watching your videos.
Hope you enjoy it!
Bought my first extractor because of you ❤
Great. Hope you enjoy.
Love all u video's I learned so much off u thanks again from Richard in the 🇬🇧 uk
Thanks for watching!
Really helpful as always. Really enjoy your content.
Your advice was completely spot on. This is an awesome machine but not commercial for the professional detailer. One aspect I really like is the small head for getting into tight spots on floorboards. Thank you for the video.
still many mobile detailers use them, because it saves you space and it's portable. Also it does the job very well.
The only ones not liking them, are those who broke the handle of the head..and actually this shouldn't happen with proper use. Mine still running very fine and results are great. I also have a wet/dry setup with a boschbindustrial vaccuum etc, which I used first and is comparable to a shopvac, but is much heavier and actually, although more power, doesn't work that well. It does have a blowing function, whiched I used for blowing the car dry after a wash...everything has it's advantages etc..
Main thing for me is, being able to be mobile and not needing a heavy big truck..it's not cost-effective.
Thanks for watching
I store my bissell in it's original box. I store it exactly as it was shipped to me, minus the plastic it was packed it. I clean it completely and dry it when I'm finished at the end of the day.
I'm following your recommendation on turning my wet/dry vac into an extractor. I do 3 cars a day and it's time consuming to keep filling and emptying the small tank supplied.
My water heater is set to 130 F. I can hook up a water hose to it and good to go. Thank for the video tips.
Thanks for watching
I got 10 years of heavy use out of my Bissel LGM. I bought a PetClean Pro (same machine, different color) and love it. I use mine to extract after steam cleaning carpet and cloth upholstery.
Thanks for sharing
Great tips Jeremy. That's a great tip about sticking the head into a bucket of water and clearing out the machine. I've used this type of machine for 25+ years back when Bissel came out with the original "Little Green Clean Machine" which was a very similar unit and grandfather of this machine. I now have one of these units in addition to a full sized extractor but lean towards using this one most of the time due to the ease of use and portability. I never cleaned out my machine before but I will definitely be doing that now. 👍
Thanks Joe. I appreciate it
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Thanks for watching
Thank you for this video, I have just bought a bissel spot clean pet pro and you have really helped me understand how to tackle seats.
You are welcome. Thanks
Love your videos. Great information always. Its so fun to watch & learn.
Thanks so much!
I use the size 1 and 1/0 Mustad hooks to freeline for snook ruclips.net/user/postUgkxzXmlErSqVAEGWFEKO530BvTqFDw53QW3 and they have been fantastic. The points are super sharp, and the hook is small enough to blend with my baitfish, yet large enough to land fish 30" or more. I also use these hooks when I'm pier or surf fishing with my kids. They tend to catch tons of smaller snapper, whiting, and catfish, and we get far fewer gut hooks with these Mustad in-lines, which means more of them survive after release. I was actually using these hooks when I caught my friend too, but I think that had more to do with the bait I was using ;-)
I don’t fish with my Bissell cleaner!
I've had good success with my Bissell so far. They are monsters for the price point, but you're correct in that if you're using them everyday, they aren't meant for that.
Thanks for sharing
Nice video good job I appreciate the video and help me out a lot
Thanks
Just purchased the Spot Pro. Your info was helpful and “spot on!” Pun intended 🤣👍🇺🇸
Glad it helped!
Thank you for all this good info big fan
Thanks a lot.
Thank you for all the useful tips!
Your welcome.
Rockin like Dockin !!! Stoked on your advise!
Awesome! Thank you!
I bought one this year and am very impressed with it’s performance. When I’m done using it I flush it with clean water and leave the hose hang down and dry to ensure that all the water has dried before putting it back in it’s holder.
Thanks for sharing.
How can I unblock my cleaner please?
Enjoy the vids man :) Just subd. Gday from Melbourne Australia
Thanks mate.
Thank you so much for this video سپاسگزارم
Thanks for watching
Ty and greetings from the Netherlands!
Thanks for watching
Thank you for your tips, great soft vives..
Thanks.
Good tips, Thankyou
Thanks for watching
Awesome video! Very helpful. Thank you for making it.
Thanks Jeremy! Great video and very informative.
Thanks
After watching / listening to your video(s), I purchased a Bissell Spot Clean Pro and your pump sprayer, but I need your advice on what type of drill attachment cleaning tool will be gentle enough for microfiber upholstery. Should I buy a sponge pad drill attachment with buffing cloth for waxing & polishing car paint? Or should I buy the drill-attachment- brush cleaning tool kit you provided an amazon link for? I also want your opinion about what would be the best cleaner solution product to clean microfiber upholstery. A few RUclips videos demonstrate and recommend using Method brand glass cleaner to scrub and clean microfiber upholstery material. Thank you for your videos!
It's perfect for RV'rs. Big plus for those with pets.We don't have 80 yards of carpet. Im a full timer., This thing is king. Bing Bang done.
Yeah.
Thank you uncle, just bought one last week!
You are welcome.
Great vid!
Thanks
Perhaps add some white vinigar in the cleaning water tank. This helps alot to cancel out some odors and also helps soften the Cleaning water.
Have you tried the other two steps in the p&s carpet cleaning system? They have terminator for spots, carpet bomber for the general cleaning, and finisher to neutralize. I like to keep everything ph neutral so I don’t ever use just carpet bomber. Terminator is 5.5 ph and carpet bomber is 10.5. So those two essentially cancel out and the finisher peroxide neutralizes the surfactants and prevents wicking. I don’t have or want an extractor because I’ve never had this system fail me. Good stuff as always with p&s!
Nice. What kind of brush or technique do you generally use with the 3 part system? Everyone always wants a "shampoo" and I'm like do you want your stains gone or a shampoo. I can get the stains out without the need to soak your entire interior with water.
@@AMP8424 100% agree there. If the stains are really bad I’ll spray terminator on, rub in with my gloved hand instead of a towel to leave more product on the surface and let it dwell for as long as I can (usually around 20-30 minutes is plenty). Then I’ll come back with another shot of terminator and I use my dupray neat steamer and a nylon brush to break up the heavier stains. Then go in with carpet bomber and I like to drill brush with a soft white 4 inch drill brush. If I still see stains I’ll use the bigger triangle nylon brush on the steamer to give some heat and agitation to the whole area. Then I’ll hit it with finisher and use the microfiber bonnet on the triangle brush to finish out and pick up a lot of the dirt and grime. I usually follow that with a regular microfiber to mop up and to brush the carpet fibers in the same direction. On lighter carpets I might even spray a few extra sprays of finisher and leave it to dry because of the brightening effect peroxide cleaners like finisher leave when they dry. If I’m just doing a quick clean with a few light stains and dirt then I just spray with terminator and carpet bomber and then drill brush. Then I do the same finisher process. Sorry if this is kind of long but hope it helps!
@@ethanblan435 hell yea man. Sounds like you got the P&S system dialed down. Everyone wants to go to town with extractors and I've never been a fan of soaking and drying for hours. Thanks for the advice👍🏻
@@AMP8424 no problem happy to help!
Thanks for sharing. I do have all the products. I will show them soon. I find the way I showed to be my goto cleaning process. Thanks for watching
Great tips! Thank you.
Thanks
BIG HELP, THANK YOU 👍👍👍
Glad it helped!
It seems there are very few stains that are unremovable!! I'm cleaning a car that looks and smells like a mechanic used it without ever washing their hands, and motor oil was drizzled everywhere. 🙄 No cleaning for 20 years - horrible!
Turns out patience is the name of the game... It took me 2 hours just to do the driver's seat, but I successfully got all the stains out!! 🙌🏼🎉 Thanks for all of your tips that you share!
Thanks for sharing.
I have this very machine and I used it today. Great tips to apply when using this machine.
Thanks Paul.
Have used my Bissel for about a year and no issues. I am very careful of the hose, you just can't be in a hurry doing this otherwise you will damage the hose or the machine. But it does a great job for me.
I agree. Thanks
You're the boy thank you for the video
Great video, quick question do you think the spotlcean PRO is worth the extra buck? Because i just do detailing for a hobby like my car, my moms car and gf car and i really like the spotclean PRO but here in MX its about $4,000.00 and the Bissell Spotclean Proheat is $3,000, i mean $1,000 pesos isnt A LOT but if i can save money i dont mind but if you strongly recommend the pro then ill like to know
You are exceptionally professional, great video, thank you, i bought this machine, can i use as a vacuum cleaner, before add water to the machine, please reply, well appreciated, thank you.
It’s not made to be a vacuum. I would use a dedicated vacuum for that.
If you are using the P&S Carpet Bomber I do follow their recommended use of the P&S Finisher Peroxide Treatment. Yes, the clean water should flush it clean but easy to apply a light misting of the Finisher. Thanks for these tips, I might buy that machine as I really want to avoid purchasing commercial extractors or having that dirty of interior jobs (LOL).
I pretty much never use my extractor, except when I get bored and want to use it. Not worth the money.
Thanks for sharing.
Thumbs up. Great video
Thanks.
Ty so much, this video is awesome
Thanks for watching
The foam also helps prevent over soaking of the product (it helps keep it closer to the surface of the fabric). I'm personally a fan of foam. I don't see why anyone would disagree
Great info! I'll need to try the P&S cleaner next when I run out of my current cleaner. I have the same extractor and do the same steps to keep it clean.
Thanks.
Awesome video.Did you use the ik foamer or the ik multipro in the video
I mainly use the multi version. It still makes foam but on upholstery I don’t need it as foamy as other applications. Thanks for watching
Great video Jeremy. Thank you for the information on this extractor. Hey are you selling the shirt you are wearing? I noticed it's your logo.
Yeah. I am trying to sort out selling a few. I will let you know when I do. Thanks for watching
You're very welcome.. thank you for replying back to me
Great video! Keep ‘em comin! When you use the carpet bomber, do find it better to user the regular ik sprayer or the ik foamer?
Either one works well. I like the regular sprayer for most uses and that’s what I use on interiors.
@@HawaiiDetailing thanks!
Prettycare vacuum is good to use. I have use it for 8 months without any problems.
Great tips! Thank you
Can it be used with washing powder or other washing chemicals? (e.g Vanish Carpet Clener)
I don’t see why not but I have not tested that combo.
Great info 👍 question I got the spot cleaner auto (the smaller model) if suction is lost is there an area I should check and clean on the smaller model?
The larger model has a filter. Check around for one.
I see you have this model on your amazon store and the Little Green Pro. They look the same except for the colors. Is there a difference between them?
I just purchased this, I mostly detail vehicles for family and friends here and there. So for me this is perfect! Good machine good price! If I had a full time detailing business then I would buy a mytee or something similar.
Thanks for sharing
Sorry if you have answered this but on the bissell spot clean pet pro, how do you get the samd out of the hose head? It does not seem to be removable (or I'm too scared) And suggestions?
Thanks for this useful tips! So if I would use the cleaner chemical externaly, can I also use that ones that come with the device from Bissel to mix it in a spraybottle? Also as I understand from the pictures in the manual, normally I dont have to push the spray button all the time if I suck the dirt from my couch? First spray ONLY water on the surface and THEN suck separatly without spray function? Thx for any help!
I don’t know how good of quality the Bissell formula is. You should spray and extract independently. Spray the right amount of water to get good movement of dirt and grime from the fabric. Too much water will over soak the fabric and not enough will not allow the process to work effectively. After you have removed all dirt and soap continue to extract with no spray until as much of the water is removed from the fabric as possible. Hope that helps.
Love the show BTW
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it
Nice video, ever considered the Optima steamer? Lil larger foot print.
Never has seen it. Thanks for the suggestion
What product do you recommend for the cleaning of a couch? (In the bissel)
I put product in my tank and use a sprayer with just water for rinsing. But I’m only using it for small spots from my puppy. It’s being used daily so I keep it loaded at all times for now. I’m using distilled water hoping it will help with corrosion.
Thanks for sharing!!
I highly recommend Bridgepoint Bio Break. Nothing else comes close to the complete cleaning power. No stain has ever resisted it (in my experiences). It’s not cheap, but it’s fairly dilutable at 1 ounce per gallon. If you’re serious about cleaning upholstery that needs to be, Bio Break should be the first thing you grab. I can’t say I’d recommend these “entry” level machines, though. I’d save up until you can get a mid-level or straight pro machine. In this scenario, you really do get what you pay for.
Bridgeport Bio Break. Get it, you won’t regret it. I would never recommend anything so aggressively if I didn’t believe in it 100%.
Auto detailing supply manufacturers make half-decent upholstery cleaning chemicals, but therein lies the problem … half-decent means they will fail to completely clean upholstery at some point. P&S makes the best upholstery cleaning kits that I have used … but they just don’t compare to pro-grade cleaners like Bio Break.
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Thanks skull. I appreciate you sharing the tips.
Can you please tell me witch tire dressing last the longest. I like my tires just like you do. Thank you very much
Watch my semi permanent tire coating video. It’s a great product that has great durability. It’s a little on the shiny side but wears into a nice matte finish. Worth a look. Thanks for watching
Jeremy, where’s our table hammer??? ⚡️👊🏽
It’s still there. I forgot. Hahahaha. Thanks
Nice video 👍
Thanks.
I had a rig doctor that worked amazingly on any stain. It died after ten years so I bought this one and it just doesn’t get rid of stains like the other did. I’m out of return window - I know how to use these machines but just always seem to leave wicking and doesn’t even remove the stain. Everyone raves about this machine but I just don’t get it. What can I be doing wrong?
Honestly all 5hose things are commen sense but thanks for the video
It wasn't common sense for me. I am a total beginner and I really needed the knowledge :)
I am a mobile detailer. I've never used one of these. Just bought one. What should I do if I don't have access to warm water?
Hot water is great but it will work pretty well without it. Be sure to use proper chemicals to help. Check here www.hawaiidetailing.com/extractor
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just bought one! should i dry out the hose somehow? how do i get the gunk stuck in the clear window that wont come out after cleaning? i tried the clear bucket suction but it just sticks in the sides and window of the head. thanks!
Let it air dry after use. Not sure about how to clean the dirt in the clear head. If you sort that out let me know. Thanks for watching
Would you recommend the Bissell Superclean ProHeat? Same thing, but it has the capacity of heating the watering.
Have not used it.
What’s your opinion on this one vs the little green hydro?
I have never used that model??
are you running any water filters or dionizers? or just city water? moving to oahu in the fall!
I don’t currently have any filtration but I plan to soon. The water here will leave spots. Thanks for watching
I've used the Bissell Spotclean Pro couple times now to clean a sofa and chair - it works pretty good, however it does not appear to extract much of liquid from the furniture. If I use a full tank of cleaner it may pull out less than half a tank of dirty water. Should I be worried or maybe I'm not doing something correctly? I keep going over the surfaces until it is not pulling anything out.
It may be wicking into the foam? I would say use the drill brush with cleaner and agitate until
dirt is loose. Use minimum water to remove cleaner. Sorry that’s all I can suggest.
What do you do when you are getting a lot of foam in the Bissell? My drill brush tends to make a good amount of it and it takes forever to come clean. Using C Guys Stain Remover on the seats.
I do not use that product but I would say use less product and keep extracting. You want to get all the cleaner out wether it’s in foam form or non foaming. Foam is a good indicator of how much of the product is still in the fabric.
@@HawaiiDetailing Thanks for the reply. Love your channel. Great videos and tips for the DIY guy like myself.
You say about not putting the cleaning product into the tank, only hot water which does make good sense. But I’m pretty sure Bissell have the marks on the tank for water and then another mark to fill up to with solution? So technically it’s safe to do it the way they say but basically what you’re saying is you think not putting the product in, is a superior way?
In order to remove 100% of the cleaning chemical from the fabric you have to use straight water. If you are trying to remove chemical from the fabric with a chemical water mix you will never get the chemical completely out. Chemical left behind from extracting can attract dirt and stains and is generally a bad practice. Bissell tries to promote the simplest way for the masses but definitely not the best way. Have a look here for more info on how pro detailers do it. www.hawaiidetailing.com/extractor
Hello sir, i am visiting Hawaii at the moment and i am having hard time to find the chemicals that i would like to take back to my home country, do you have any suggestions of a shop with the most variaty of detailing products?
Hawaii does not have stores with a great chemical selection. Nothing like the stores on the mainland. Thanks for watching
Nice video, but on that dilution ratio would it be 5.83 oz of product and rest water? So to round it wouldn’t it be 6 instead of 7? The way I thought it was you take 5:1 add the 1 and gives you 6 and then you divide 35oz
Yes. In most cases diluting products do not require that level of accuracy although accuracy is not a bad thing. I recommend just keep it simple and when in doubt round down. Too much chemical is not a good thing as well as not enough won’t do the job without excessive agitation. Go up or down with the dilution according to the dirt level. Thanks for watching
Anybody know why the machine would loose suction? I get suction where the red filter is, but not suction through the nozzle/end of the hose… any help is appreciated, thanks!!
That hose looks a lot more flexible than the one on the used machine that I bought, the one on mine seems much more rigid. I'm toying with the idea of replacing it as its stained inside too.
Here is a replacement amzn.to/420ZVjj
I looked in your product line, but is there a place I can find the measuring cup for 10 to one eight to one’s
I just use this www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution
Is there one for conect to car battery power
Thanks, is this machine durable sir?
For home owner style use yes. For professional auto detailing no. It can be used for auto detailing but you have to take good care of it. It’s not a commercial machine. Thanks for watching