Budget Carpet Extractor
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MTLean
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- Jul 27, 2012
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Ive been looking into the LGM myself, from what the reviews say try to find the one that heats up the water.
Also it depends if you are planning buy for personal use or for your business. I red that a good practice if your running a business is the get the professional one (maybe a used Mytee) so then you can add that service to your customers and charge the "specialty" .
Just the fruits of my researches
Also it depends if you are planning buy for personal use or for your business. I red that a good practice if your running a business is the get the professional one (maybe a used Mytee) so then you can add that service to your customers and charge the "specialty" .
Just the fruits of my researches
TOFAST4U2C
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- Aug 22, 2012
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The Bissel works OK for the money and the occasional use but not everyday use. I got mine here Bissell® Auto Care PROheat Compact Multi-Purpose Deep Cleaner - Bed Bath & Beyond
and they have $20 OFF COUPONS all the time but thats if your in the US.
Looks like they work pretty good. Here's the "little green proheat" in use. Looks to be identical to the one you posted and the same price.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTH2_3WdZdA]Carpet Extraction - Bissell Little Green Pro-Heat - YouTube[/video]
Now i want one too lol. :buffing:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTH2_3WdZdA]Carpet Extraction - Bissell Little Green Pro-Heat - YouTube[/video]
Now i want one too lol. :buffing:
WickedLou9
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Just for personal use, I will actually rent a rog doctor with the upholstry attachment. It's like 30 bucks at the local grocery store and it does a fantastic job. If I do it once a year I figure it's worth it. It's much much more powerful than that little Bissel and it holds alot more cleaning solution.
