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BISSELL® Little Green® Compact, Multi-Purpose Deep Cleaner
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- Earth-friendly compact deep cleaner for small and large clean-ups- Strong spray and suction remove tough stains and spills; cleans and helps dry in 1 step
- Parts made from post-consumer recycled plastic; PVC-free tanks and hose
- Eco-friendly packaging; tough-stain brush attachment included
- Measures 9-1/10 by 18-4/5 by 13-1/4 inches; 1-year limited warranty
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By N. Hamlett
We purchased the "Little Green" primarily to clean up pet spots from two not-yet-housebroken puppies. Our dogs are mild shedders. However even this limited amount of hair is sufficient to block up the suction system in the "Little Green" after limited use. A local Bissell service firm repaired it for $50. After several weeks however it became blocked up again.
By Adry (Mexico)
My SIL spilled a full glass of red wine on the side of the corner coffee table, hard to reach. I had been looking to buy a compact one for the stairs so I went ahead and got this little green. The wine spilled disappeared! Can't wait to work on the stairs. I do have a full size fan to help with the drying, but I have also used it when the professional cleaners come so no biggie.
Also this morning cleaned my dog's accident and it doesn't leave a round dirty circle around like when I do it by hand.
By Gregg Brown (Brookings, OR USA)
Only used the unit one time so far, did everything I expected. Only complaint I have is the amount of cleaning solution it uses and the cost of solution.
By ElizVail (Colorado)
This machine is designed to guzzle bottles of Bissell Cleaner, but you can get around this!
Turn the machine OFF. Raise it above the spot you want to clean, either holding it or sitting it on a chair or higher step.
Lower the nozzle right over your spot, press the spray button, and gravity will drip the liquid as small as a dime to quarter size spot. Let it soak a few minutes, turn the machine back on and vacuum the liquid up.
Do saturate the spot well, then with the machine on press down without scrubbing too much and vacuum up as much of the liquid up as you can. Repeating, if necessary, will continue to lighten the stain. Vacuum it as dry as possible each time to pull out the stain.
There is also no reason you have to use the machine to hold and dispense your cleaning mix. You could use a bottle that squirts a narrow stream of liquid if you want to hit only small spots. After you've let it set a few minutes then use the machine to vacuum up the liquid.
By Quilty (California)
By the time I finished using Bissell's Little Green carpet cleaning machine, I realized it would have taken less time if I'd just taken an old toothbrush, a bottle of spot cleaner, and scrubbed the stains out. That would have saved me the fifteen extra minutes it took to empty and clean the water tanks, the nozzle, and the cleaning head. I could have used old towels to blot the damp carpet, which is what I ended up doing, anyway, because Little Green is little help sucking up the water left in the rug. The spray of cleaning solution shoots in two different directions. [Very funny, Bissell.] I'm still wondering what the "Heater" is for, because it sure didn't facilitate drying and the water didn't stay warm for very long. Lastly, I'd have forgiven all of that if it had delivered an impressive cleaning; it didn't. With the mixing, the messy water tanks, the scrubbing, and the additional clean-up, I have to wonder what was the point.
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