Carpet/Uhpolstery cleaners/shampooers

[CumminsCrazed]

Not sure what everyone here uses, but im looking into getting the Bissell Little Green Pro Heat machine. Does anyone use this and is it worthwhile to pick one up for stain removal/carpet cleaning?



Vacuum Cleaners, Vacuum - Little Green(R)ProHeat

 

[imported_wagonproject]

Yep, excellent investment for a weekend detailer. I love mine.



http://www.autopia.org/forum/click-brag/109342-2005-gmc-envoy-trashed-interior.html

 

[CumminsCrazed]

so well worth the money eh?

 

[[Twitch]]

Just picked one up couple days ago. It's really works well



There is a turbo brush that comes with it that scrubs for you.



IMO, the best way to use the Little Green Machine is actually as an extractor only. First you vacuum, then you spot clean, then you clean the whole carpet with a brush and your favorite carpet clean.



Then, you use the hot water from the LGM and extract all the dirt deep in the carpet until only clean water comes out(it's clear plastic).



You'd be surprised how dirty the collected water is even though the carpet looks clean

 

[backwoods_lex]

It's a great bang for the buck. The heated version works a lot better than the non heated one IMHO.



Also, the build quality is said to be poor on the LGCM. I always baby mine making sure not to bang it on anything or put any pressue/tension on the plastic tubing. No problems to speak of with it so far.

 

[BigAl3]

many on here use that and it's a great option if you can't spend over $500 on one. DaGonz got 10 years out of his! http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-detailing/108425-tough-week.html

 

[CumminsCrazed]

well i sure as hell dont have 500 bucks for one, and its mainly for my own personal vehicles, i dont do any detailing outside of my immediate family.