【並行輸入】BISSELL Big Green Deep Cleaning Machine Professional Grade Carpet Cleaner カーペットクリーナー

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I bought this machine out of pure frustration. I love the lightweight ease of the Bissell, easy use and two way clean. I use the Bissell Big Green Carpet Machine in a 8 bedroom house living with a large family 2 dogs included. This shampooer cleaned with ease on extra dirty carpets where using other professional carpet cleaners had failed Removed family and dog stains with ease and left my carpets looking brand new. Love it Love it Love it, worth every cent :) :) :)

Excellent cleaner. Does a good job. I have 4 dogs and my carpets get very dirty at this time of the year . I have had numerous cleaners and the' Big Green' is the best cleaner I have had. It is not too heavy either . Very easy to fill and empty and clean. Had a couple of little problems initially but they were sorted out immediately. Very happy with the level of customer care.

We (wife & I) have owned this Big Green for a few weeks now, and I have used it three times. We owned Hoover's top of the line carpet cleaner for three years prior to this purchase. Here is a quick comparison of the Hoover to the Big Green: > The Hoover is less expen$ive. (You DO get what you pay for, though!) > The Hoover is lighter, making it easier for my wife to use. Its only good point. > Big Green picks up dirty water LOTS better than the Hoover. in a word, Big Green Sucks (in a GOOD way)! It was tedious to try and pick up all (er, most) of the water laid down for cleaning with the Hoover. This resulted in days of drying time. Not good. > The hoover has an independent cleaning solution tank (for a total of three tanks), which means you can lay down as much cleaner as you would like, and then use the clear, hot water to rinse. Big Green only has two tanks, the clean water tank (which you add cleaner to), and the dirty water tank which is where all the dirty water gets sucked into. > Big Green is much faster. Because the Hoover does not suck nearly as well as Big Green, you must go excruciatingly (painfully... agonizingly... I could go on...) slow with the Hoover to recover most of the dirty water. I can clean carpets in 1/4 the time with Big Green, compared to the Hoover, simply because it has better scrubbing action, and suction! > The reason we ended up buying a Big Green after only three years of Hoover ownership, was the roller brush drive belt was worn and about to break. I tried to buy the drive belt from Hoover, but they are out of stock. A Hoover Customer Service person told me I could not back-order the belt, and I should just try back in a month (unacceptable!). The local Hoover dealer told me the belt is no longer made (out of production), and suggested I file a warranty claim, and in his experience Hoover would simply replace the unit with a (similar) brand new one. So, let's sum up the Hoover problems: 1) Doesn't work too well in the first place (slow, and poor suction); 2) Can't order a simple replacement part; 3) Hoover lied to me about the availability / discontinued status of the drive belt. 4) We didn't feel good about contributing a perfectly functional carpet cleaner to the land-fill because of Hoover's big-corporation attitude towards streamlined profitability at the consumer's expense (They don't stock parts). We donated the Hoover to Good Will. What I like about Big Green: It does a better job cleaning carpets. It is much faster at cleaning carpets. It leaves the carpet much drier, resulting in less than a day needed for the carpet to dry (typically dries in 12 hours). My tips for Big Green Users: 1) Carpet cleaning is a patience thing, and cannot be rushed. If your head is in rush mode, drop carpet cleaning and go do something else, until 'your head is in the game'. 2) Go slow and steady. Avoid sloshing the dirty water in the dirty water tank. Bissel's dirty water tank is a two-piece design, which does not seal as well as it should. If you jerk the machine around, while trying to go fast, or get around obstacles, it WILL leak out dirty water, leaving dirty water spots! Slow and steady wins the race. 3) I have been using Bissel's Pet Pro Oxy Urine Eliminator formula. and it gives great results. With time, I will try other formulas, and report back. We have an older cat and white carpets (need I say more?), which is why we are big fans of any oxy type of cleaning formulas. 4) Bissell recommends two caps of formula added to a tank of hot water. I now use between a 1/2 - 1 cap of cleaner. It works just as well with less cleaner formula. I have found that too much formula leaves the carpet stiff. And... Too much cleaner left in the carpet makes it attract dirt faster. < Straight from the Hoover instruction manual. 5) I use hot tap water in the clean water tank (per Bissell's instructions). We keep our hot water at 140°, at the tap. I have not experienced any problems (with Big Green's flow indicator) using 140° water. 5) I overlap my cleaning passes by 1/2 width. 6) Bissell's instructions say to hold the spray trigger and go out and back (one wet pass), then release the trigger, and go out and back (one dry pass). I make one wet pass, and then two dry (vacuum only) passes. 7) Bissell instructs you to continue to make passes until the solution being pulled up appears clean. I can't tell the cleanliness of the water as it comes up, but I keep making passes (in the same area) until the carpet looks clean. 8) I now add a rinse pass. after completely cleaning the carpet, I now add clear hot water (NO cleaning solution added) to the clean water tank, and I make a rinse pass over the entire carpet The rinse pass has no (well... minimal) overlap, and I do one wet pass, followed by only one vacuum pass. The rinse goes pretty quick. If you think you did a good job cleaning the carpet with cleaning solution, wait until you see how dirty the water is from the 'rinse' pass! Dirt never rests... Summary: Yes, Big Green is pricey, and heavy, and it has its little quirks (the dirty water tank can leak, IF you are not careful). So far, it cleans carpets better than the several carpet cleaners we have owned and rented. Would I buy it again? Yes. In a New York minute. Time is valuable to me. Even though it has its little idiosyncrasies, it is the fastest, best carpet cleaner I have ever used. Yes, you really do get what you pay for. Recommended!

Things to know: despite saying 'machine only' the unit I was shipped contained everything you have seen advertised in other packages, including the extension hose for stairs and three small bottles of product to get you started. (Enough to do ~four tanks of cleaning.) My house has had 5 cats and 2 dogs, plus two adults and four teenagers living in it, and is carpeted throughout. We live on a main street, so it's always dusty, and I am a tradesman, so I get dirty. I have a spot-cleaner, but it was getting overworked, and renting units was expensive and unsatisfying. For Christmas this year, I decided to gift myself with this model, which has received SO MANY OTHER five-star reviews. (I was fortunate to get this model on a sale, so it was even more appealing.) Well, let me add one more 5-star to the pile, because this thing is everything everyone else claims it to be. Like any tool, it takes a bit to get used to it. And it is definitely a bit heavy -- not monstrously so, and it's reasonable that there has to be a place to put all the pieces and water and whatnot, but enough that my wife with chronic pain cannot easily move it. Those are the only knocks to it, though. Fabulously easy to set up. Demonstrably better than the rental product on first use. Easy to disassemble and clean. Suction is awesome - carpets are cleaned all the way down, yet very little water remains *IN* the carpet, and it's possible to walk barefoot without getting damp in just a few hours. Cannot say enough good things about this purchase. I have cleaned almost all my house carpets over the last 6 weeks, and been disgusted by the sludge that it was sucking out -- but that's to be expected when nothing this good has cleaned them in... ever. I'm looking forward to the next pass, in the hopes that it gets them EVEN CLEANER.. if that's possible. If you're thinking of buying something like this, stop thinking -- and buy *this* one.

Pesada para su manejo pero hace muy bien su función