Bissell Little Green Clean Machine FTMFW!

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This has got to be one of my best investments since my pc7424. I ripped my g/f's entire carpet out of her cabby and did hers when i first got it. I was impressed with it until i did my car tonight, im now VERY impressed! I could NOT BELIEVE what came out of my carpets when they didnt even look dirty:dontknow: I picked this up on linens & things online and picked it up in-store, i used some promo codes, etc, and got it for $55. Unfortunately, i didnt get a chance to take pics of the carpets, its dark, but i do have other results, let me know what you guys think:

from carpets, in an empty trash can:
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from 4 floor mats:
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heres 2 quick shots of the two front mats and one of the drivers carpeting....for some reason, dark gray/black carpeting always looks brown in photos
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I like mine too.

If some people really knew how dirty their seats & carpets were, they'd probably never get back in their cars...
 
haha, i know what you mean. Updated with some quick after shots.
 
I like mine too, but the only thing I don't like is that it's very limited. The house is short and it has very limited power...it does the job but it takes to long in my mind. I still use it and it works great.

Nice pictures, thank you for sharing.
 
I agree with you Nica.. But I don't have to make a living with mine. I do this stuff just for fun (and side cash), and really don't do many interiors for other people.. If they do want the interior done, I usually try to set it up for a different day than the paint correction if possible. If I did it for a living I would have a much easier time trying to justify a commercial extractor.
 
i just bought one the other day but i got the heated one its great
 
I used the in-laws and liked it. I would like to find a stronger cleaner, though. I wonder if it would work with the Traffic Lane cleaner from Bio Chem that Scottwax uses?
Might have to test it out.
 
im going to use mine this week with my own cleaner not the one it comes with .and what i do is spray it on i dont use it in the tank i just use water in the carptet extractor this way the pump last longer
 
Good idea. I may do the same and spray my Woolite mix on first, scrub, and then pull it out with the LGM
 
Yea I usually only use water in my tank, maybe a light mix of 303 or Megs APC if the interior is really dirty. I'll spot treat hard areas with Folex, agitate then extract with the LGCM. It definitely does the trick, but as I'm getting more interior jobs now I'm going to soon look at commercial hot water extractors.
 
trlblazer3 said:
Yea I usually only use water in my tank, maybe a light mix of 303 or Megs APC if the interior is really dirty. I'll spot treat hard areas with Folex, agitate then extract with the LGCM. It definitely does the trick, but as I'm getting more interior jobs now I'm going to soon look at commercial hot water extractors.
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if your going to go commercial go with the mytee .
 
I was actually looking at the Durrmaid's. I've read some great things about them. I screwed up a few weeks ago, could've had one on ebay for $260 +shipping.
 
trhland said:
im going to use mine this week with my own cleaner not the one it comes with .and what i do is spray it on i dont use it in the tank i just use water in the carptet extractor this way the pump last longer
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i never thought about that....i guess ill start doing that. Do you mix hot water with the cleaner to pull the stain out and then use just hot water and extract?
 
n7plus1 said:
i never thought about that....i guess ill start doing that. Do you mix hot water with the cleaner to pull the stain out and then use just hot water and extract?
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the one i bought the other day has a heater built in but i also put hot water in it too .its the same as n7 s just with the heater option it the extractor cost me 89 bucks at target
 
Heres My Hot Water Extractor

hot water extractor with built in heater price 89 bucks
 
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