I was looking into buying a carpet extractor for black friday and was overwhelmed by all the bissel models, thankfully someone recommended your channel! This video helped a ton, keep up the good work.
I really love the how excited you are showing us the products and sharing your techniques. I’m learning a lot! Gets me pumped up seeing how much you love your craft. Thanks man.
@@HawaiiDetailing I’ve been watching several of your videos Mainly on this vs the ridgid extractor set up. I’m needing one for my personal vehicles for the seats and carpet due to my dog and previous owner stains and also my rugs due to kids/girl friends dog and to clean her couches regularly due to her sister. I have a hart 6hp 5gallon shop vac already. What do you suggest I do?
Great video as always. Thanks for not trashing the old one, but suggesting solutions depending on what people have now. I am considering making your DIY version, but I have the old Bissel and love it with the small size, and good cleaning power. Love the channel. Thanks.
I appreciate the review of this cool little machine. I am a small at home detailer so I rarely use a carpet cleaner. My first method is bonnet cleaning with the P&S carpet cleaning system. I use the Bissell because it takes up so little space in my garage. I was expecting a stronger steamer too! Thank you for the video!
Great tip about clean water only in the extractor, otherwise, if you dump product in there, you leave surfactants behind on the material. It'll then reactivate if it gets wet and could cause problems. Jeremy knows! 👍
I just got one of these last week. Used it to clean, some extremely filthy seats in a car. Did a fabulous job! Pleased 100%. Only thing i was disappointed with is mine did not come with the crevass tool.
Thanks for the in-depth review Jeremy. This is what I need to get instead of using the full-size carpet shampoo thing I have at home for pet messes on the carpet.
I have not bit the bullet yet on this cleaning tool, but after watching this video I'm sold. Plus the idea of using straight distilled water into the resovoir that's a great idea as it will be literally impossible to clean all the solution out of that tank.
I just bought one today and mine does this as well where it’s not hot steam but just vaporized water so I’m not sure how that will deep clean a stain. I currently use a McCullough steamer and I steam while extracting for a max clean but I just don’t see how this steam will loosen a stain that’s been sitting in the hot sun. I really appreciate him holding his hand in front of the steam to let us know if it’s hot or not. For those that have this machine does it clean stains that your cold water extractor didn’t? I’m going to do a head to head comparison to see if my Sandia extractor cleans better than the bissell.
You have the energy of Ted , from Billy and Ted's Excellent adventure! Go Keanu! Sam's club has the BISSELL Little Green HydroSteam Portable Deep Cleaner... What is the difference between them?
I don't have any extractor I have a mobile detailing business I just started recently got a steamer and now want an extractor I'm stuck between the bissell pro and hydro steam we are looking at a 50$ difference is the steam aspect worth the extra money or would you say just get the spot pro and use my steamer on the seats before extraction
My favorite setup for a semi pro situation is the shop vac conversion. I did a video on it and list everything you would need. On a tight budget the steam is not that big of a difference but a nice add on. look here for some info www.hawaiidetailing.com/extractor
I was gonna get the spotclean pro but the steam on hydrosteam seems great. I wonder if you add chemical and then steam... does it steam with that chemical ?!
After a bit of time has gone by, how do you like the Nadair vacuum now? Is it what all you expected? Pros and cons? I'm ready to buy one but want to be 110% sure first.
It has worked great for me. I like it a lot. Strong, Quiet, easy to empty and reliable. Another cool point is the Nadair vac is strong enough for a whole house vacuum system which is a cool add on. There are other brands out there to choose from so definitely do some homework before you pull the trigger. I want all my viewers to feel good about whatever way they decide to go without being pressured. After having the Nadair for a while now I have no regrets at all. If I was new in the market for a wall VAC and wanted to go a different direction then Nadair, this is the only other way I would consider going. bit.ly/3GdXQrf You are going to pay for it but its nice too. Its ultimately up to you as to what will fit your needs / Budget best. You will be really happy either way. Hope that helps
@HawaiiDetailing right on! Yes, I have been looking and researching for more than 6 months. I like the style. All the functions seem to fit the bill, and the warranty beats almost every other that I have seen. I only do maybe 5 or 6 vehicles a week, so I don't need anything industrial per se. I think this would probably be my best fit. But maybe just go with the 22 l. I have always used a 5 gallon vacuum, so 22 L is 5.8 gallons. So I would be okay with that. My setup would be for mobile, so it sounds like also that it would be easy on the generator to where I could use my small air compressor in junction with it. (5000w Predator Inverter) Thanks for your input, my man!
I'm poor AF due to a crippling disability..i can't afford this. I will use your tips and spray my bed, couch, etc down with a cleaner/water mix and follow it with a steam cleaner I got for cheap used. Being that I'm poor ,live in a tiny apartment, and fall and spill shit on my rugs ,couch, bed,etc daily ,which Bissell would you recommend for deep cleaning? I need the best suction for my buck. I'm debating between a used bissel pet clean pro. ,a little green, little green proheat, or a hoover cleanslate (claims to have a 30% stronger suction than the little green). I need to get out a ton of deep stains and then I can keep up on it. I guess my question is which cleaner to buy if I can't get my hands on a used spot clean or pet clean pro. I'm too poor to pay full price.
Is it good for occasional use to do full cleaning of sofa fabrics in extraction mode or this device is only suitable for spot cleaning? Thanks for great review!!
Might be a dumb question but I’m getting my first extractor and I like what you said about the older model having a more narrow head to make cleaning easier (plus a little cheaper), but I like how this one has somewhat of a steam feature since the car I need it for has been sitting for years and has quite a bit of mold on the interior. Would you recommend getting this one despite the wider head? Or using the old one and putting hot water inside? For personal detailing use. Thanks!
Check this out www.hawaiidetailing.com/extractor You cant go wrong either way. With the process I recommend it will take care of your problem with or without the steam.
Bissell actually made a cross wave hydra steam, it can vacuum, mop, steam at the same time,it is call the Bissell crosswave hydra steam, can you try one out on your channel?
@@HawaiiDetailingHaven’t seen one of your videos in a while, but I agree, you’re looking good man!…What does your diet generally consist of? Great video as usual!!
I bought one and had to return it immediately. The clean water tank leaked. If you look at the bottom, it's a plastic fitting that's simply glued on. I guess mine didn't have enough glue or something. Can't remove it without breaking it since it's not twisted on. Not a fan of this type of design.
I did send it back, and bought a pet pro plus. Much better suction power, and the attachments stay on. The wide attachment from the hydrosteam did came off very easily on my bissell, steam cold, close it was a little warm. I had high expectations from the hydrosteam version, but I like the pet pro much better.
Why in the owner manual they tell to use hot tap water and dont talk about distilled water ? It seems to be a debate about using distilled or tap water, some even say that distilled water can even damage some steamers because they need some minerals for the sensors to work preporely. In any cases, i would stick with what the user manual says, and in this case, its hot tap water.
WELL I BOUGHT ONE, RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX ITS BAD. -NO SUCTION, NO STEAM...IT SUCKS! WHAT A HUNK OF GARBAGE! DONT KNOW WHAT BISSELL IS PAYING YOU GUYS TO ADVERTISE THIS P.O.S. BUT I AM SENDING MINE BACK TODAY!
I was looking into buying a carpet extractor for black friday and was overwhelmed by all the bissel models, thankfully someone recommended your channel! This video helped a ton, keep up the good work.
Thanks a lot
I really love the how excited you are showing us the products and sharing your techniques. I’m learning a lot! Gets me pumped up seeing how much you love your craft. Thanks man.
Thank you. I appreciate it
Just bought it for my detail business. Will primarily use this on stubborn floor mats.
Love your enthusiasm reviewing an entry level product for detailing newbies like myself! Thank you for this video. Really helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
@@HawaiiDetailing I’ve been watching several of your videos
Mainly on this vs the ridgid extractor set up.
I’m needing one for my personal vehicles for the seats and carpet due to my dog and previous owner stains and also my rugs due to kids/girl friends dog and to clean her couches regularly due to her sister.
I have a hart 6hp 5gallon shop vac already.
What do you suggest I do?
Great video as always. Thanks for not trashing the old one, but suggesting solutions depending on what people have now. I am considering making your DIY version, but I have the old Bissel and love it with the small size, and good cleaning power. Love the channel. Thanks.
Thanks a lot
I appreciate the review of this cool little machine. I am a small at home detailer so I rarely use a carpet cleaner. My first method is bonnet cleaning with the P&S carpet cleaning system. I use the Bissell because it takes up so little space in my garage. I was expecting a stronger steamer too! Thank you for the video!
Thanks for watching!
The suction is amazing I like how the vacuum sounds I also like the steam coming out
Thanks for sharing
love your videos man. you give off such a great vibe and energy. makes me excited just watching your videos 🙏🏼
Glad you like them! Thanks
Great video! I didn’t know Bissell was making one of these steam cleaners
Yeah. It’s pretty good for smaller jobs.
Great tip about clean water only in the extractor, otherwise, if you dump product in there, you leave surfactants behind on the material. It'll then reactivate if it gets wet and could cause problems. Jeremy knows! 👍
Thanks.
Looking jacked bro! Great review as always.
Thanks
I just got one of these last week. Used it to clean, some extremely filthy seats in a car. Did a fabulous job! Pleased 100%. Only thing i was disappointed with is mine did not come with the crevass tool.
Thanks for sharing. Bummer about the crevass tool
Thanks for the in-depth review Jeremy. This is what I need to get instead of using the full-size carpet shampoo thing I have at home for pet messes on the carpet.
Its perfect for that
Brilliant idea! Spraying on the cleaner and using just distilled water in the machine!
Glad it was helpful!
I have not bit the bullet yet on this cleaning tool, but after watching this video I'm sold. Plus the idea of using straight distilled water into the resovoir that's a great idea as it will be literally impossible to clean all the solution out of that tank.
Thanks for watching
I can hear your good old seat complaining about being the test subject as always,.😅😅
Great video.. 👍👍👍
Thanks.
This just became available in Canada. Can’t wait to go pick one up from Canadian tire. Sick buttery smooth intro there sir
Thanks. I was playing around with the edit.
Great video! Looks like a good little machine great for the homeowner
Definitely! Thanks
Great revue.
Do you reccomend it for beds too?
I would be careful with a bed as it will get pretty wet during the process
@@HawaiiDetailing okay thank you , is there way with it just to suck the water? Spray a little water then suck it
@warava9780 Yes you can control the amount of water. on a bed less is better
I just bought one today and mine does this as well where it’s not hot steam but just vaporized water so I’m not sure how that will deep clean a stain. I currently use a McCullough steamer and I steam while extracting for a max clean but I just don’t see how this steam will loosen a stain that’s been sitting in the hot sun. I really appreciate him holding his hand in front of the steam to let us know if it’s hot or not. For those that have this machine does it clean stains that your cold water extractor didn’t? I’m going to do a head to head comparison to see if my Sandia extractor cleans better than the bissell.
Videos always make me laugh😂🤝Great stuff.
thanks
Your videos are the real deal online. Soon you will blow up.
Thanks
I really enjoyed your video and also got a few laughs. I just got my Bissell so I'm looking forward to some destracting lol 😂
Thank you.
Flushing the machine with clean water after! 🔥
Could suck up some clean warm water once you’re finished to clean the suction
My guy is getting yoked 💪🏻🤙🏻
Hahaha. Thanks man.
Awesome video and content
Glad you enjoyed it
Can it be used for curtains as well?
Not sure if that is the best way to clean them but it would work.
Nice intro music bro ❤
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it
Great video! I think I'll be trying this one out when my Bissell goes out.
Yeah. My thoughts exactly
Hi, thanks for sharing. Question: did it leak at the end, when you took it out? That's not good...
Would You recommend this over the Bissell Spot Clean Pro?
If you do not have one yes. If you already have the original No.
Your video was so helful thank you. Great.
Thanks
Just bought one
You have the energy of Ted , from Billy and Ted's Excellent adventure! Go Keanu!
Sam's club has the BISSELL Little Green HydroSteam Portable Deep Cleaner... What is the difference between them?
I don't have any extractor I have a mobile detailing business I just started recently got a steamer and now want an extractor I'm stuck between the bissell pro and hydro steam we are looking at a 50$ difference is the steam aspect worth the extra money or would you say just get the spot pro and use my steamer on the seats before extraction
My favorite setup for a semi pro situation is the shop vac conversion. I did a video on it and list everything you would need. On a tight budget the steam is not that big of a difference but a nice add on. look here for some info www.hawaiidetailing.com/extractor
I was gonna get the spotclean pro but the steam on hydrosteam seems great.
I wonder if you add chemical and then steam... does it steam with that chemical ?!
Can you use this machine whole day?
It’s a homeowner version not for professional constant all day use.
You can get optional accessories they have the 3” head and a wheel kit cheap!
After a bit of time has gone by, how do you like the Nadair vacuum now? Is it what all you expected? Pros and cons? I'm ready to buy one but want to be 110% sure first.
It has worked great for me. I like it a lot. Strong, Quiet, easy to empty and reliable. Another cool point is the Nadair vac is strong enough for a whole house vacuum system which is a cool add on. There are other brands out there to choose from so definitely do some homework before you pull the trigger. I want all my viewers to feel good about whatever way they decide to go without being pressured.
After having the Nadair for a while now I have no regrets at all. If I was new in the market for a wall VAC and wanted to go a different direction then Nadair, this is the only other way I would consider going. bit.ly/3GdXQrf You are going to pay for it but its nice too. Its ultimately up to you as to what will fit your needs / Budget best. You will be really happy either way. Hope that helps
@HawaiiDetailing right on! Yes, I have been looking and researching for more than 6 months. I like the style. All the functions seem to fit the bill, and the warranty beats almost every other that I have seen. I only do maybe 5 or 6 vehicles a week, so I don't need anything industrial per se. I think this would probably be my best fit. But maybe just go with the 22 l. I have always used a 5 gallon vacuum, so 22 L is 5.8 gallons. So I would be okay with that. My setup would be for mobile, so it sounds like also that it would be easy on the generator to where I could use my small air compressor in junction with it. (5000w Predator Inverter)
Thanks for your input, my man!
You are welcome. Let me know how it all plays out.
I'm poor AF due to a crippling disability..i can't afford this. I will use your tips and spray my bed, couch, etc down with a cleaner/water mix and follow it with a steam cleaner I got for cheap used. Being that I'm poor ,live in a tiny apartment, and fall and spill shit on my rugs ,couch, bed,etc daily ,which Bissell would you recommend for deep cleaning? I need the best suction for my buck. I'm debating between a used bissel pet clean pro. ,a little green, little green proheat, or a hoover cleanslate (claims to have a 30% stronger suction than the little green). I need to get out a ton of deep stains and then I can keep up on it. I guess my question is which cleaner to buy if I can't get my hands on a used spot clean or pet clean pro. I'm too poor to pay full price.
How strong is it?
Is it good for occasional use to do full cleaning of sofa fabrics in extraction mode or this device is only suitable for spot cleaning? Thanks for great review!!
It will do it for sure but it’s designed around doing smaller jobs.
Might be a dumb question but I’m getting my first extractor and I like what you said about the older model having a more narrow head to make cleaning easier (plus a little cheaper), but I like how this one has somewhat of a steam feature since the car I need it for has been sitting for years and has quite a bit of mold on the interior. Would you recommend getting this one despite the wider head? Or using the old one and putting hot water inside? For personal detailing use. Thanks!
Check this out www.hawaiidetailing.com/extractor You cant go wrong either way. With the process I recommend it will take care of your problem with or without the steam.
Do you recommend getting this over the normal spot cleaner steam doesnt see real good
It’s basically the same machine with steam. It completely up to you. If I did not have one I would get the steam.
@@HawaiiDetailingthe normal one is at 50% off I'll get that🤣 i will try the steamshot instead
Very well done video, thx.
Do you think that Bissel model will work removing blue jeans marks on a Tesla's white seats?
No. its for fabric
Doi need to boil the distilled water?
No need
Bissell actually made a cross wave hydra steam, it can vacuum, mop, steam at the same time,it is call the Bissell crosswave hydra steam, can you try one out on your channel?
Will have to look it up. Thanks.
Thank you
I can't find the finishing peroxide product among your linked products. Could you further identify or directly link this product?
amzn.to/3UJOTOl
Would you buy this new steam? Or would you stick with the pro
If I did not own the pro I would get this one. If you already own the pro the only real difference is the steam. I would wait.
Sorry getting the new one and getting ride of the old one lol
Hahaha. Not a bad thing to do.
I just subscribed love the channel you are honest!
Thanks
Let's go 👍🏿
Yes
HD,Mytee LTD3 is the way.
That is a throw away
Hahaha
You look younger man
Eating right and taking care of myself. Thanks for noticing.
@@HawaiiDetailingHaven’t seen one of your videos in a while, but I agree, you’re looking good man!…What does your diet generally consist of? Great video as usual!!
@@bryancook4553he went carnivore so meat and eggs
I bought one and had to return it immediately. The clean water tank leaked. If you look at the bottom, it's a plastic fitting that's simply glued on. I guess mine didn't have enough glue or something. Can't remove it without breaking it since it's not twisted on. Not a fan of this type of design.
Thanks for sharing
I did send it back, and bought a pet pro plus.
Much better suction power, and the attachments stay on.
The wide attachment from the hydrosteam did came off very easily on my bissell, steam cold, close it was a little warm.
I had high expectations from the hydrosteam version, but I like the pet pro much better.
Siendo del mismo precio, es mejor la karcher se4002.... Mas potencia y fiabilidad
Why in the owner manual they tell to use hot tap water and dont talk about distilled water ? It seems to be a debate about using distilled or tap water, some even say that distilled water can even damage some steamers because they need some minerals for the sensors to work preporely. In any cases, i would stick with what the user manual says, and in this case, its hot tap water.
The case against tap water is to prevent mineral spots on the fabric and increase the lifespan of your machine due to mineral buildup inside the unit.
Ahhh yes bring on the prescription meds.
FIRST!
Yeah
Bottom line, steam function alone does not get the job done.
Yeah. That pretty much my thought. I do the same process with chemical, drill Brush and water through the machine no matter what machine I use.
Shame the steam isn’t hotter for sterilization
I was about to say this guy sounds like he's from Hawaii or something. Then looked down and saw the name of channel.
Hahaha
not a good test fresh stains much easier to remove.
WELL I BOUGHT ONE, RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX ITS BAD. -NO SUCTION, NO STEAM...IT SUCKS! WHAT A HUNK OF GARBAGE! DONT KNOW WHAT BISSELL IS PAYING YOU GUYS TO ADVERTISE THIS P.O.S. BUT I AM SENDING MINE BACK TODAY!
It doesn’t have steam at all, which turns you review into just another paid for sales pitch, with the occasional funny faces and cutie sayings
I don't do paid reviews.
Bissell has good products but none of them are worth trying.
Don’t go burning yourself cause Jeremy said it was alright! 😂😂😂
Hahaha. Yes. Do not do that.