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Bissell Big Green Professional Upright Deep Carpet Cleaner Machine
$288
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Bissell has Bissell Big Green Professional Upright Deep Carpet Cleaner Machine (86TD) on sale for $411.99 - Extra $123.60 Off w/ discount code CYBER24 (apply in cart) = $288.39. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Imadeals for finding this deal
Note, be sure to apply your discount code in cart by clicking on the '+Apply your discount' tab.
If interested, Bissell Stain Removers, Upholstery Cleaner & Carpet Shampoo are available
About the Product
Thanks to community member Imadeals for finding this deal
Note, be sure to apply your discount code in cart by clicking on the '+Apply your discount' tab.
If interested, Bissell Stain Removers, Upholstery Cleaner & Carpet Shampoo are available
About the Product
- 1.75 Gallon Clean Tank Capacity
- 12Amps Power Rating
- Corded/25' Power Cord Length
- Rotation/DirtLifter PowerBrush
- Carpet/Rugs/Low Pile Carpet, Stairs, Heavy Traffic Areas to Large Areas
- 6" Touch Stain Brush
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- About the Deal
- Must apply the listed discount code for pricing to showcase in cart
- Clean the most stubborn stains, messes and spills with the unmatched power of the Bissell Big Green Upright Deep Carpet Cleaner
- Offer valid through December 3, 2024 or while discount code/supplies last
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Bissell has Bissell Big Green Professional Upright Deep Carpet Cleaner Machine (86TD) on sale for $411.99 - Extra $123.60 Off w/ discount code CYBER24 (apply in cart) = $288.39. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Imadeals for finding this deal
Note, be sure to apply your discount code in cart by clicking on the '+Apply your discount' tab.
If interested, Bissell Stain Removers, Upholstery Cleaner & Carpet Shampoo are available
About the Product
Thanks to community member Imadeals for finding this deal
Note, be sure to apply your discount code in cart by clicking on the '+Apply your discount' tab.
If interested, Bissell Stain Removers, Upholstery Cleaner & Carpet Shampoo are available
About the Product
- 1.75 Gallon Clean Tank Capacity
- 12Amps Power Rating
- Corded/25' Power Cord Length
- Rotation/DirtLifter PowerBrush
- Carpet/Rugs/Low Pile Carpet, Stairs, Heavy Traffic Areas to Large Areas
- 6" Touch Stain Brush
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- About the Deal
- Must apply the listed discount code for pricing to showcase in cart
- Clean the most stubborn stains, messes and spills with the unmatched power of the Bissell Big Green Upright Deep Carpet Cleaner
- Offer valid through December 3, 2024 or while discount code/supplies last
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When I got mine I had an existing Hoover machine so I did a room with the Hoover, then with the Bissell, and the Bissell was able to pull out more dirt, and it also did a much better job at pulling out loose pile.
Here's my general approach:
- get a pump sprayer for pretreat. The $10 ones.
- for shampoo, the Bissell stuff is good, but expensive. I use the ZEP extractor shampoo HD sells. They sell a 2.5 gal version [homedepot.com] on top of the 1 gal version, saves you some $$ if you anticipate using it.
- Work in sections. Pretreat an area and saturate it pretty well with the pump sprayer. If there is a particularly bad stain you might use a different pretreat there that's designed for that kind of stain (e.g. pet)
- Fill the bottom tank of the vacuum with HOT water/soap and remove the top (suction) tank.
- Work the pretreat in, moving back and forth, while dispensing the water/soap. The purpose here is to use the beater bar for agitation without sucking the liquid out of the carpet, and with the Bissell there is no way to turn the vacuum off. Work the carpet twice, in different directions.
- Refill the water tank, install the vac tank, and start to vacuum. Start at a wall and gradually walk back. The purpose of refilling the water tank is to give added weight to the unit which should enhance suction.
- Move the unit back to the wall, and start a half width's offset from the first draw. Alternately you could suction the area twice, in different directions. I do this to extract as much liquid out as possible, basically going over the area twice
- You can repeat the steps above with plain water as a rinse, but I've never had to do that.
- When dry, go over with a regular vacuum. This will work the carpet fibers a bit and soften it up a touch.
- clean and rinse the unit before storage
As you are working you might notice "hairballs" which is.....hair, but also excess carpet fibers. The unit will usually suck these back up. You'll also see a slew of these when you pull the unit out of storage (must get stuck on the beater bar).
The only con to this machine is that it's large and somewhat unwieldy at times, but the weight is what gives it better suction.
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I've had mine for 5+ years, and it's still going strong. I clean my entire house 1-2 times a year and spot clean 2-3 times a month.
I paid more for mine some time between 2016-2018.
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When I got mine I had an existing Hoover machine so I did a room with the Hoover, then with the Bissell, and the Bissell was able to pull out more dirt, and it also did a much better job at pulling out loose pile.
Here's my general approach:
- get a pump sprayer for pretreat. The $10 ones.
- for shampoo, the Bissell stuff is good, but expensive. I use the ZEP extractor shampoo HD sells. They sell a 2.5 gal version [homedepot.com] on top of the 1 gal version, saves you some $$ if you anticipate using it.
- Work in sections. Pretreat an area and saturate it pretty well with the pump sprayer. If there is a particularly bad stain you might use a different pretreat there that's designed for that kind of stain (e.g. pet)
- Fill the bottom tank of the vacuum with HOT water/soap and remove the top (suction) tank.
- Work the pretreat in, moving back and forth, while dispensing the water/soap. The purpose here is to use the beater bar for agitation without sucking the liquid out of the carpet, and with the Bissell there is no way to turn the vacuum off. Work the carpet twice, in different directions.
- Refill the water tank, install the vac tank, and start to vacuum. Start at a wall and gradually walk back. The purpose of refilling the water tank is to give added weight to the unit which should enhance suction.
- Move the unit back to the wall, and start a half width's offset from the first draw. Alternately you could suction the area twice, in different directions. I do this to extract as much liquid out as possible, basically going over the area twice
- You can repeat the steps above with plain water as a rinse, but I've never had to do that.
- When dry, go over with a regular vacuum. This will work the carpet fibers a bit and soften it up a touch.
- clean and rinse the unit before storage
As you are working you might notice "hairballs" which is.....hair, but also excess carpet fibers. The unit will usually suck these back up. You'll also see a slew of these when you pull the unit out of storage (must get stuck on the beater bar).
The only con to this machine is that it's large and somewhat unwieldy at times, but the weight is what gives it better suction.
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