Re: Requesting opinions on carpet cleaner machines

[kimberlycards]

"Annaid" <monahan@no-s-way.com> wrote in message
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> I am thinking of buying a home carpet cleaner. We don't need it for
carpets
> as much as we need it for upholstery; couches and cars. Our home is all
> wood floor with a few area rugs about. If there a home cleaner anyone
would
> recommend? DH checked with Consumer Reports and found they said none were
> worth the money. Better off renting an industrial machine. Preferably I
> would like to have on one hand for when I want to use it, but I don't want
> to waste my money.
>
> Opinion? Suggestions for a machine?
>
> Thank you much
> D~
>
Whatever you buy I wouldn't recommend Bissell's little green carpet machine.
They are problematic and don't clean well. They don't last long either. I
have a Bissell upright steam machine and it cleans well if the high traffic
setting is used. It has an attachment for upholstery and spot cleaning.
>

[Annaid]

"kimberlycards" <kbkitti@FrontierNet.net> wrote in message
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>
> "Annaid" <monahan@no-s-way.com> wrote in message
> news:E6ecnWNHa5uZNJOiXTWJhw@metrocast.net...
> > I am thinking of buying a home carpet cleaner. We don't need it for
> carpets
> > as much as we need it for upholstery; couches and cars. Our home is all
> > wood floor with a few area rugs about. If there a home cleaner anyone
> would
> > recommend? DH checked with Consumer Reports and found they said none
were
> > worth the money. Better off renting an industrial machine. Preferably
I
> > would like to have on one hand for when I want to use it, but I don't
want
> > to waste my money.
> >
> > Opinion? Suggestions for a machine?
> >
> > Thank you much
> > D~
> >
> Whatever you buy I wouldn't recommend Bissell's little green carpet
machine.
> They are problematic and don't clean well. They don't last long either. I
> have a Bissell upright steam machine and it cleans well if the high
traffic
> setting is used. It has an attachment for upholstery and spot cleaning.
> >
>
>
Thank you for your response. I was looking at this machine.

D~

[Don Farrow]

I would go with the Hover
"Annaid" <monahan@no-s-way.com> wrote in message
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> "kimberlycards" <kbkitti@FrontierNet.net> wrote in message
> news:vsJPa.7798$bA3.1729@news01.roc.ny...
> >
> > "Annaid" <monahan@no-s-way.com> wrote in message
> > news:E6ecnWNHa5uZNJOiXTWJhw@metrocast.net...
> > > I am thinking of buying a home carpet cleaner. We don't need it for
> > carpets
> > > as much as we need it for upholstery; couches and cars. Our home is
all
> > > wood floor with a few area rugs about. If there a home cleaner anyone
> > would
> > > recommend? DH checked with Consumer Reports and found they said none
> were
> > > worth the money. Better off renting an industrial machine.
Preferably
> I
> > > would like to have on one hand for when I want to use it, but I don't
> want
> > > to waste my money.
> > >
> > > Opinion? Suggestions for a machine?
> > >
> > > Thank you much
> > > D~
> > >
> > Whatever you buy I wouldn't recommend Bissell's little green carpet
> machine.
> > They are problematic and don't clean well. They don't last long either.
I
> > have a Bissell upright steam machine and it cleans well if the high
> traffic
> > setting is used. It has an attachment for upholstery and spot cleaning.
> > >
> >
> >
> Thank you for your response. I was looking at this machine.
>
> D~
>
>