Anybody have opinions about carpet cleaners/steamers? Apparently the
two leading brands are Bissell and Hoover. I'm thinking of one in the
less than $200 range, but whatever.
Kiki's health has improved tremendously in the 10 years she's been
here, but still has respiratory/lung problems. Currently using a 3M
Filtrete Ultra air filter. Of course I vacuum, but I would like to
clean the carpet too. May as well.
The Hoover models say they use heat but I haven't found any
description of how, except for the user adding hot tap water. Seems
to me like that would cause slight anxiety, trying to get the job
done before the water cools.
Thank you.
Spot - 14 Aug 2005 14:48 GMT
The Bissell machine has a heater in it so you fill it with hot tap water and
it keeps it warm until you are done. There is no need to hurry when
scrubbing. We bought one at Christmas and it works like a dream. If I
remember it cost us about 150.00 at Walmart on sale.
Celeste
> Anybody have opinions about carpet cleaners/steamers? Apparently the
> two leading brands are Bissell and Hoover. I'm thinking of one in the
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> Thank you.
Karen - 14 Aug 2005 15:58 GMT
> Anybody have opinions about carpet cleaners/steamers? Apparently the
> two leading brands are Bissell and Hoover. I'm thinking of one in the
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> Thank you.
I have a Bissell upright cleaner. You put hot water in the tank. I have to
say it works pretty darned well and was under 200. Has a nice apholstry
attachment too. My entry way was getting very bad after winter and I used it
on it. I was really pleased with how well it did. Nice to whip out and go
after those hairball spots that just won't completely "spot clean". You can
also get a special "allergen" shampoo to use with it. I recommend it.