As Cleaning Contractor, and been doing Office/ Commercial cleaning since 2013 and I used a rental Bissell Big Green from Lowes and doing a Carpet clean for the 1st time last week for one of my existing accounts. I’m glad I went with the Big Green than the Rug Doctor. And I’ll be renting the Big Green again next month til I purchase my own and to ad Carpet Cleaning to my Repertoire. 👍🏼
I've been carpet cleaning for 12 years now. I have had many professional carpet cleaning machines, and after all these years, I am now using the setup this guy has. A rotary machine and a Big Green. Never let me down in the 2 years I've been using them. I get better results from a Big Green than any Jaguar or Prochem machines.
@@Whyareyoulying100 I think that 'professional' carpet cleaners are a strange breed of people. They are so easily persuaded by the carpet cleaner manufacturers that their machine is the best. if you don't have a fancy extraction wand it won't work. It's all a load of BS. As for looking professional. when i turn up with a decent rotary brush and a big green I feel professional as hell. I also let the results do the talking. Carpet cleaners are just sour, because they've spent 1000s on a machine that the big green can do.
For me, it’s about efficiency. This is no longer my setup and I upgraded to a machine with a bigger recovery and solution tank, as well as better suction. I don’t take anything away from the bissell, it can just be cumbersome when you have a lot of square footage to clean. At the end of the day, you gotta run with what you can afford.
You are doing a great job! I hope it keeps going well for you. One nice thing about the Bissell and Rug Doctors is that you won't blow circuit breakers as often as with bigger extractors. More powerful box extractors have drawbacks like having to load/unload them, the long hoses require more powerful vac motors to pull water over greater distance (which again may blow breakers) and having to pack hoses and wands and all the other stuff up flights of stairs etc...overall these "self-contained extractors" offer huge advantages since they are easier to carry around, have their own agitation system built in with the brushes, and use less current to clean with. It doesn't take nearly as much vacuum motor to draw water a foot or so as compared to 10+ feet with a typical power-hungry box extractor. Keep up the good work!
Bissell makes really good carpet cleaners and vacuum cleaners I have the Bissell spot clean pro heat pet carpet cleaner and I love it I always get surprise how much dirt that carpet cleaner gets and all of the videos and hering all of my friends and family say that the Bissell big green is a awesome deep cleaner so I think Bissell makes really awesome cleaning products
Hey JD! Thanks for the comment! Bissell has a great line of products including the spot clean pro. I’m in the auto detailing space as well and the spot clean pro is a staple for people who don’t have a lot of money to spend. I just bought and am currently using the hart 3 in 1 shampoo dry vac. Seems like a good machine that delivers good results.
@san4ez83 It has really good suction power better than most portable extractors on the market. If it had steam it would be almost as good as a commercial extractor. With a good agitator like my orek orbiter you can get professional results for sure
@ronnieholliday7750 Does the furniture dry cleaning nozzle itself also powerfully draw in water? I'm more interested in the power of a furniture dry cleaning attachment than cleaning carpet. I’m now choosing between karcher puzzi 8 or Big green BG10
@san4ez83 The Big Green attachment has great suction as well. I use it for stairs and upolstry cleaning and it does a good job. The Puzzi is good for spot cleaning small areas or upolstry cleaning so it really depends on how you will be using it.
@@ronnieholliday7750 thanks for the answer. There’s not a lot of money at the start, so I want a universal option, both for carpeting and for cleaning furniture upholstery. I just doubted that the big green on the nozzle would not have enough power to collect water well. I watched a video where, on a Puzzy8, I removed the brush and used the nozzle hose to lift a liter bottle filled with water. this is great. I couldn’t find any power tests for the Biggreen nozzle. so I doubted it, I thought the BG would have the same power as the compact little green.
Great video, what solutions do you use with the big green machine and what Zep did you use to pretreat carpet? Are you using hot water at all? Thanks! Love these videos.
What’s going on Cody?! I just used a basic household carpet shampoo since the carpet wasn’t that soiled and the bissell is like an entry level machine, designed to do a simple clean. For my pretreatment, that chemical was formulated to treat spots because it was a lil more concentrated. The only hot water I use is from the spigot, if it’s available. Hopefully I can get a better machine in the future. Thanks for the support!
Quick question for ya bro! When you added carpet cleaning into your detailing business, did you have to do anything to restructure your business or anything? Or just promote that you're doing carpets and get the equipment? I have a lawn care business and wanted to add carpets!
What’s going on bro! I work closely with some painters and they tell potential customers about my services. And I do the same for them. It takes a village to be successful!
@@premiumdetails7574 awesome! And super true, I'm stoked business is still boomin! So, as far as you adding carpet cleaning tho, you just added that service under your detailing LLC?
I just used a basic carpet cleaner from Home Depot. The carpet wasn’t severely stained I was confident that the carpet cleaner would get it cleaned. I sprayed it and let it dwell for about 15 minutes.
You have agitation, brush. Best way stop the suction and scrub/spray. Use a encap product. Next such out.... easy does not take long. This guy needs to learn more about encap.
Hello, Friend!!! I got the little green machine, and I love it. Thinking about renting a Big Green to help clean my friends apartment. Going to do the 4:1 ratio in spray bottle. Did you use that as the main shampooing element, or was that your pre-treat and then use a detergent in the Big Green? And did you do wet passes and dry passes? Thanks!!!! Also, for stains like in the video where you were using something to agitate, is there something I could without using one of those machines to agitate? Thanks!!!
Hi, thanks for the comment! Agitation is an important part of the process, so if you don’t have a small orbital machine, you can get a carpet/upholstery brush from Walmart and agitate. Trust me, it makes life so much easier! When I do carpets, I just use hot water for extraction. One dry pass for every wet pass. Good luck!
Being that I have low overhead I can charge a more affordable price. But truck mounts are significantly more efficient and can make you way more money just from the time savings.
Never dealt with that machine before so I don’t know. Here’s a link to the big green specs and you can compare to the other machines: www.bissell.com/big-green-machine-professional-carpet-cleaner-86T3.html
Hey man, thanks for stopping by! It’s kinda half and half, but the detail jobs are definitely picking up now that it’s starting to get hot. Do you do auto detailing or carpet cleaning?
@@premiumdetails7574 that's awesome to hear! And I actually did detailing as a side hustle last year, and have cleaned carpets before, so when I found you, it's the best of both worlds lol
What’s going on big dawg! I would recommend starting a business with the bissell, unless you will move up to something that is heated and has a larger water capacity. Good luck!
I see you putting in work! 💪✨️💰 Its been a minute since you posted the vid. Is Big Green still worthy now after heavy rotation? 🤔 I'm thinking about getting one...
Shout out to you! I’m working behind the scenes on a lot of things trying to get right. I think the bissell is a good machine, but you should have a plan to upgrade to something with a lil more punch and capacity.
The Big Green extractor really is a workhorse. I would call it entry-level professional equipment, no heat but built-in agitation. I think one of the advantages the BG extractor has is that you don’t need a van to haul it, I fit one in an Audi TT with room for a vacuum and other stuff. Downside is definitely the smaller tank size and having to physically remove the water tanks. You can easily use two tanks in a big living room, and it slows you down. The Mytee Lite 8070 is probably the closest comparison and it’s more than twice the price, but does have a tank heater and uses standard extractor accessories. It also can fill/dump without having to break down the machine which is a massive time saver. If you do get a Big Green to start a cleaning company, you will have the option to decommission it and operate it as a rental machine once you out grow it. $50+/day doesn’t take long to pay for itself. Easily charge more than the box stores to rent if you deliver with pre measured cleaning chemicals.
Big Green is a beast! I own one for my home & just did the entire house this week... never ceases to amaze me what it pulls out. Thanks for the video!
These are facts! Thanks for the support!
@@premiumdetails7574what about hydrosteam plz
As Cleaning Contractor, and been doing Office/ Commercial cleaning since 2013 and I used a rental Bissell Big Green from Lowes and doing a Carpet clean for the 1st time last week for one of my existing accounts. I’m glad I went with the Big Green than the Rug Doctor. And I’ll be renting the Big Green again next month til I purchase my own and to ad Carpet Cleaning to my Repertoire. 👍🏼
Sounds like a solid plan to me!
I've been carpet cleaning for 12 years now. I have had many professional carpet cleaning machines, and after all these years, I am now using the setup this guy has. A rotary machine and a Big Green. Never let me down in the 2 years I've been using them. I get better results from a Big Green than any Jaguar or Prochem machines.
Makes me wonder why I keep seeing all these comments over the internet saying not to get one. Is it because people want to seem more professional?
@@Whyareyoulying100 I think that 'professional' carpet cleaners are a strange breed of people. They are so easily persuaded by the carpet cleaner manufacturers that their machine is the best. if you don't have a fancy extraction wand it won't work. It's all a load of BS. As for looking professional. when i turn up with a decent rotary brush and a big green I feel professional as hell. I also let the results do the talking. Carpet cleaners are just sour, because they've spent 1000s on a machine that the big green can do.
For me, it’s about efficiency. This is no longer my setup and I upgraded to a machine with a bigger recovery and solution tank, as well as better suction. I don’t take anything away from the bissell, it can just be cumbersome when you have a lot of square footage to clean. At the end of the day, you gotta run with what you can afford.
You are doing a great job! I hope it keeps going well for you. One nice thing about the Bissell and Rug Doctors is that you won't blow circuit breakers as often as with bigger extractors. More powerful box extractors have drawbacks like having to load/unload them, the long hoses require more powerful vac motors to pull water over greater distance (which again may blow breakers) and having to pack hoses and wands and all the other stuff up flights of stairs etc...overall these "self-contained extractors" offer huge advantages since they are easier to carry around, have their own agitation system built in with the brushes, and use less current to clean with. It doesn't take nearly as much vacuum motor to draw water a foot or so as compared to 10+ feet with a typical power-hungry box extractor. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the insight! I appreciate that and the work you do on your videos!
Subscribed. Well informed. Its a blast to watch this. Thanks for the great content
Thanks for that! I haven’t been able to produce content at the rate I want, but I haven’t forgot about it, just super busy!
Bissell makes really good carpet cleaners and vacuum cleaners I have the Bissell spot clean pro heat pet carpet cleaner and I love it I always get surprise how much dirt that carpet cleaner gets and all of the videos and hering all of my friends and family say that the Bissell big green is a awesome deep cleaner so I think Bissell makes really awesome cleaning products
Hey JD! Thanks for the comment! Bissell has a great line of products including the spot clean pro. I’m in the auto detailing space as well and the spot clean pro is a staple for people who don’t have a lot of money to spend. I just bought and am currently using the hart 3 in 1 shampoo dry vac. Seems like a good machine that delivers good results.
Great job ! I am also using a big green machine to start off
Preciate ya bro! Yeah it’s a nifty machine that can easily handle small spaces like this house. Keep me posted with your progress!
@@premiumdetails7574 Thanks bro ! I will put up more videos soon if u wanna check my page out 💪🏽💪🏽
I brought mine for $150 from the pawn shop! Best thing I could have done !
I have the big green and the oreck orbiter and it does professional quality work!! You got it on lock!!
what is its suction power? especially if used as an extractor? what kind of vacuum does it create? Is it weaker than Karcher puzzi 8?
@san4ez83 It has really good suction power better than most portable extractors on the market. If it had steam it would be almost as good as a commercial extractor. With a good agitator like my orek orbiter you can get professional results for sure
@ronnieholliday7750 Does the furniture dry cleaning nozzle itself also powerfully draw in water? I'm more interested in the power of a furniture dry cleaning attachment than cleaning carpet. I’m now choosing between karcher puzzi 8 or Big green BG10
@san4ez83 The Big Green attachment has great suction as well. I use it for stairs and upolstry cleaning and it does a good job. The Puzzi is good for spot cleaning small areas or upolstry cleaning so it really depends on how you will be using it.
@@ronnieholliday7750 thanks for the answer. There’s not a lot of money at the start, so I want a universal option, both for carpeting and for cleaning furniture upholstery. I just doubted that the big green on the nozzle would not have enough power to collect water well. I watched a video where, on a Puzzy8, I removed the brush and used the nozzle hose to lift a liter bottle filled with water. this is great. I couldn’t find any power tests for the Biggreen nozzle. so I doubted it, I thought the BG would have the same power as the compact little green.
Wow, keep on sir.... you’re gonna be very successful and will be able to purchase even better equipment as you keep on grinding... don’t give up!!!
Thanks for the kind words, Teri!
Awe man good luck. I wish you the Best.
Preciate you beloved! One step at a time is all we can do.
I have a Bissell Big Green and I love it!
That lil thing packs a punch!
Thanks for uploading this! I’m starting just like you started… You rock bro!
Thanks, man. Good luck on your journey!
How is that ? In detailing or carpet?
I don’t think I’m understanding your question.
@@premiumdetails7574 could you start a business starting with this? You are an inspiration brother
@ i was wondering if Lucas jumped in the game as a detailer, or as a cleaning(carpet) business
Just purchased the big green pet pro. I hope it works just as well!!
Congrats! Bissell Big Greens are great machines!
Great video, what solutions do you use with the big green machine and what Zep did you use to pretreat carpet? Are you using hot water at all? Thanks! Love these videos.
What’s going on Cody?! I just used a basic household carpet shampoo since the carpet wasn’t that soiled and the bissell is like an entry level machine, designed to do a simple clean. For my pretreatment, that chemical was formulated to treat spots because it was a lil more concentrated. The only hot water I use is from the spigot, if it’s available. Hopefully I can get a better machine in the future. Thanks for the support!
Quick question for ya bro!
When you added carpet cleaning into your detailing business, did you have to do anything to restructure your business or anything? Or just promote that you're doing carpets and get the equipment?
I have a lawn care business and wanted to add carpets!
What’s going on bro! I work closely with some painters and they tell potential customers about my services. And I do the same for them. It takes a village to be successful!
@@premiumdetails7574 awesome! And super true, I'm stoked business is still boomin!
So, as far as you adding carpet cleaning tho, you just added that service under your detailing LLC?
Yep I just add it under my umbrella of services. But I’m definitely not a business or tax professional advisor. Good luck to you!
@@premiumdetails7574 definitely! Thank you for the reply!
What kind of product did you use after vaccum the carpet? For how long do you leave it before use the bissell?
I just used a basic carpet cleaner from Home Depot. The carpet wasn’t severely stained I was confident that the carpet cleaner would get it cleaned. I sprayed it and let it dwell for about 15 minutes.
Does the prespray have to sit for a few minutes 🤔
You would let it sit for a 10 minutes before extraction. Having something agitate is even better.
Where you get the agitator?
It’s called an Oreck Orbiter
You have agitation, brush.
Best way stop the suction and scrub/spray. Use a encap product. Next such out.... easy does not take long. This guy needs to learn more about encap.
Hello, Friend!!! I got the little green machine, and I love it. Thinking about renting a Big Green to help clean my friends apartment. Going to do the 4:1 ratio in spray bottle. Did you use that as the main shampooing element, or was that your pre-treat and then use a detergent in the Big Green? And did you do wet passes and dry passes? Thanks!!!!
Also, for stains like in the video where you were using something to agitate, is there something I could without using one of those machines to agitate? Thanks!!!
Hi, thanks for the comment! Agitation is an important part of the process, so if you don’t have a small orbital machine, you can get a carpet/upholstery brush from Walmart and agitate. Trust me, it makes life so much easier! When I do carpets, I just use hot water for extraction. One dry pass for every wet pass. Good luck!
Thanks for the video, I’m new to this, what are “Dry Passes”
It’s all good! They’re just passes without using water, to make it a lil more dry.
Do you charge less than competitors that are using a truck mount or higher pressure portable?
Being that I have low overhead I can charge a more affordable price. But truck mounts are significantly more efficient and can make you way more money just from the time savings.
what is its suction power? especially if used as an extractor? what kind of vacuum does it create? Is it weaker than Karcher puzzi 8?
Never dealt with that machine before so I don’t know. Here’s a link to the big green specs and you can compare to the other machines: www.bissell.com/big-green-machine-professional-carpet-cleaner-86T3.html
Hello my friend, what is the name of the product you sprayed on the carpet?
I used a carpet cleaner from Home Depot, used as a pre agitator and rinsed with the big green.
whats the pre treat chemical your using here? @Morgan Premium Detailing ?
This is a premium carpet cleaner from Lowes.
Thanky you.
Same setup I got!
Right on!
Just found ya man! Great job.
Are you getting more jobs detailing cars or carpets? Motivation brother! Keep grinding
Hey man, thanks for stopping by! It’s kinda half and half, but the detail jobs are definitely picking up now that it’s starting to get hot. Do you do auto detailing or carpet cleaning?
@@premiumdetails7574 that's awesome to hear! And I actually did detailing as a side hustle last year, and have cleaned carpets before, so when I found you, it's the best of both worlds lol
There ya go!
@@premiumdetails7574 gonna grab my green carpet cleaner here soon. Thanks to you lol
So bro is it worth starting your business with the Bissell because I’m thinking about so it ??
What’s going on big dawg! I would recommend starting a business with the bissell, unless you will move up to something that is heated and has a larger water capacity. Good luck!
What was that you put in sprayer and how much you put in there.
Premium Carpet cleaner diluted about 4:1. Thanks for tuning in!
what do you use for pre-treatment and where can i buy it
That is Zep premium carpet cleaner diluted 10:1, and just plain hot water in the tank to rinse
@@premiumdetails7574 ty
I see you putting in work!
💪✨️💰
Its been a minute since you posted the vid. Is Big Green still worthy now after heavy rotation?
🤔 I'm thinking about getting one...
Shout out to you! I’m working behind the scenes on a lot of things trying to get right.
I think the bissell is a good machine, but you should have a plan to upgrade to something with a lil more punch and capacity.
@@premiumdetails7574 Right on thx for hitting me back. I just need it for my own personal here at the house.
Keep grinding 💪
Already 💪🏾
The Big Green extractor really is a workhorse.
I would call it entry-level professional equipment, no heat but built-in agitation.
I think one of the advantages the BG extractor has is that you don’t need a van to haul it, I fit one in an Audi TT with room for a vacuum and other stuff.
Downside is definitely the smaller tank size and having to physically remove the water tanks. You can easily use two tanks in a big living room, and it slows you down.
The Mytee Lite 8070 is probably the closest comparison and it’s more than twice the price, but does have a tank heater and uses standard extractor accessories. It also can fill/dump without having to break down the machine which is a massive time saver.
If you do get a Big Green to start a cleaning company, you will have the option to decommission it and operate it as a rental machine once you out grow it. $50+/day doesn’t take long to pay for itself. Easily charge more than the box stores to rent if you deliver with pre measured cleaning chemicals.
Great info
How long does one room usually take you ?
This was a relatively small job, so one room took about 30 minutes, that included vacuuming and extraction. Thanks for the comment!
So when you go over the carpet dry you aren’t pushing the red button? Also is it just for the nice lines?
Yep, it’s just to get more moisture out of the carpet. It leaves those asmr lines too 😁
Okay ! Thanks for responding you a hustler I been watching your videos !
I appreciate the support! I just subscribed to your channel too, good luck!
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Had to look up what that meant and you’re right my guy!
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