Showing posts with label bissell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bissell. Show all posts

Saturday, November 2, 2013

Bissell SpotBot Replacement Suction & Attachment Hose, Part 203-6665.



A bit difficult to install, but works perfectly.
My original SpotBot hose finally broke after about 10 years. This item fit perfectly, however it was a bit difficult to install. A quick search on YouTube brought me to a video with step by step instructions.

It's an exact original Bissell product.
It's made very well and is it exact replacement for the part in the Bissell machine that it replaces. I personally love my Bissell Spot bot., But once in a while you have to replace some of the parts.

Works but
No instructions on how to install and it is not easy to remove old and install new. Works after you figure it out.

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Bissell Heavy Duty Bagless Vacuum Cleaner



Love this Vacuum
I have owned this vacuum for like 2 years and I love it. The suction power is phenomenal, easy to empty and clean and it looks sleek. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that I have had to replace the lower foot hose which voids the warranty if you do it yourself, and I am about to replace the regular hose. I have 2 cats, a 3 year old and I use this almost daily for the carpet throughout most of my house, I have even used it on my vehicle.

Plenty of Bang for your Buck
My family purchased this vacuum nearly three years ago and it has been an extremely dependable, durable, and effective vacuum since we started using it. It might be large but having worked with dyson and other vacuum models, this vacuum is built to last and provide excellent performance. Because it is built with similar dyson suction technoloy it easily can contend with the competiton's performance, is far more cost efficient, and even has a larger bagless container than dyson does.

This vacuum is fantastic, and if you treat it well and take care of it- as you should with any piece of machinery- it will last you a very long time.

WAY too heavy!!
Decent suction. I like the fact that it was bagless but this is the thing, the darn thing is so heavy I can't even use it! I'm 5'8", work out, carry around two toddlers all day but I cannot, for the life of me, move this thing around my living room for more than ten minutes straight. It is literally the heaviest vacuum I have ever used. My husband has no problem using it but if you're looking to purchase this for an elderly person or a smaller stature female, I suggest something MUCH lighter. Also, the reviewer that talked about it toppling over at the slightest provocation, is dead on.

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Monday, October 28, 2013

Complete Formula



excellant
i love the smell that this cleaner leaves in the house. it does a very good job cleaning highly recommended





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BISSELL 14005 Little Green Compact Carpet Cleaner



Minor Issues, But Better Than Others
Bissell 14005 Little Green verses Hoover F5411 Steamvac Jr.

I've used both of these mini shampooers and was not entirely satisfied with either, but I preferred the Bissell's Little Green over Hoover's Steamvac Jr. and here's why:

I first had the Little Green for about five years. It was a great little vac with only minor problems. The fill and empty containers are removable from the unit for convenient filling and emptying. There is a cord winder built onto the unit, the hose wraps conveniently around the unit and locks into place, and the shape and size are convenient for most applications including stairs and storage.

The problems I had with the Little Green:
- It would occasionally leak a bit. The water seemed to be coming from where the hose connects to the base. It was a small drip leak that was easily solved by emptying the clean water tank after each use. We used ours so frequently that I sometimes left clean water in the tank during...

I'm a pro, and say it's great.
I've owned a cleaning business for 26 years, and this machine is great. There are a few secrets to success with it:

To clean it and keep it from smelling, flush it after using. Suck hot clean water through the hose. If your unit is really dirty, suck a mild bleach solution and let it sit. ALSO, remove the rubber gasket at the bottom of the waste tank and clean it... this can be a major source of odor. It's very easy to do, but not mentioned in the instructions.

Use just clean water in the solution tank, and put the cleaner in a spray bottle. (The less soap the better. Use the scrubber on the nozzle and allow a few minutes of dwell time). Think of your machine as the rinse cycle in a clothes washing machine. Rinse the dirt and soap out, leaving a minumum of residue. A seperate bottle also allows more precise application of cleaner. And it extends tank refills, so you won't have to wait for the spray pump to reprime as much.

Durablility? I've...

Negatives outweigh the positives
I bought the Little Green the day after we adopted a puppy. Although it does a sufficient job suctioning accidents out of carpeting, I would not recommend it.

Positives:

--Good at absorbing spills or other liquids from carpeting

--Compact and easy to store

Negatives:

--Dirty water pools in the bottom of the unit under the tank that collects the dirty water.

--The unit then leaks the dirty water out the bottom while using it.

--It is extremely difficult to clean.

--The dirty water never seems to be fully emptied even after taking the entire unit and dumping it upside down.

--It smells horrible! Even emptying it immediately after every use has not prevented it from smelling awful while using the machine. I think this is because the dirty water is never fully emptied. Hot, soapy water suctioned up after a clean up has not helped to remove the lingering smell.

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Sunday, October 27, 2013

BISSELL MICROBAN STEAM AND SWEEP PADS



Great high quality
Great product. Really soaks up the blood in my basement. The steam action even gets the dried blood. Love this product. Happy hunting.

great
you should not force some one to do this it is not right
you should not force some one to do this it is not right



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