First time using Bissell Proheat

david11g35

david11g35

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So I recently got a Bissell Proheat auto. I couldn't let it pass by for $49. Today was the first time using it. I was pretty happy with it. I couldn't get the red soda stain that was 3 yrs old.overall real pleased.Sorry for the pictures I took them with my phone.

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Looks great. I've been thinking about getting one of these myself. The small unit would be fine since I'm still just a hobbyist.
 
Pretty good... I thought they were gray floor mats until i saw the after pics.
 
The proheat the auto model

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good price...100 bucks is the cheapest I can find for it
 
Might I ask where ya got it for $49? Been wanting to pick this up for a long time and its always been $99
 
Online From a website that's named after a river that passes by Brazil. ;-). Price is $99 if you apply for credit you get a 30 dollar gift card then 20 dollar rebate. 99-30-20= $49




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Nice! That would even work for my appartment. It would work good for the random cat puke n hairball spots. Ur floor mats look great!!!!
 
If you have a PC or a drill, you should get the brush attachment, then extract.
 
I have the attachment for the drill I used it today.

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I have one and while they're not an expensive hot water extractor they work pretty well especially for the price.

Personally, I vary me technique slightly from the manufactures recommendations. I don't add detergent to the water tank, only hot water.

I'll fill the holding tank with the hottest water I can get from the tap. I've found using this unit as a rinse and vacuum only yields better results and leaves no cleaning residue behind.

  • Spray the area to clean with a suitable carpet cleaner.
  • Let it sit for a minute then scrub with a brush.
  • Hot water rinse and vacuum.
 
david11g35 said:
Online From a website that's named after a river that passes by Brazil. ;-). Price is $99 if you apply for credit you get a 30 dollar gift card then 20 dollar rebate. 99-30-20= $49
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Rebates suck. I've been waiting for a rebate on an unrelated item since the first of the year. If a company is going to offer a rebate, why not just discount the item at the time of purchase?
 
jwgreen6 said:
Rebates suck. I've been waiting for a rebate on an unrelated item since the first of the year. If a company is going to offer a rebate, why not just discount the item at the time of purchase?
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They offer rebates so they don't have to discount. Most people don't fill out the forms and also just don't send it in. I always fill them out and follow up with a phone call in a few weeks. One autoparts retailer ( Pepp B) is famous for saying the product you purchased was the wrong one. I let them know that I purchase the right product and inform them that I want my rebate. In NJ the retailer is now responsible to assist in the rebate process. If they don't they pay.
 
When I was really into being able to do cars on the side I had this machine and it worked great but would usually only last me about a year to year and half, the motor would always burn out and boy did it stink when that happened. It was still worth it though and I would always get the thing to sud up too much on the inside and it would come all about. I may have used the heat too much but like I said, it was worth the money even when it lasted a year for the way I used it because not only did I use on the customers cars, but my own mats were always perfect.
 
Rebates do suck because they take for ever to receive but I have always got then

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