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Question: Can I use this carpet cleaner on my hardwood, sealed floors?
Document: I've been slow to review this product, but after spending the morning reorganizing our bedroom and giving the carpets a long overdue cleaning, I figure it's about time. We purchased the Bissell 9200 back in 2006 as a compromise. I couldn't agree to hardwood floors, but I could promise to keep the carpets cleaner. Since that time we've used the Bissell about once a month. In 2007 we added a dog and the device became essential to keeping shedding under control.
If you use them like a vacuum you just end up with wet floors. The slower you go, the more of the shampoo and water/dirt they collect. And running a second water rinse-only cycle makes a big difference. The shampoo build up can leave your carpets feeling crunchy and discolored.
I love this machine I have had it about 3 to 4 yrs. It is the best machine out there all the other one's do not compare. Tryed them and they do not compare. I have toddlers that make messes you could not even imagine. This machine does it all. Sofa's, carpet, even, bare floors for those oops i dropped the milk or koolaid.
I have owned a Hoover All Terrain for 4 years until my wife recently loaned it to my in-laws then decided to let them keep it. I used it weekly and it did a good job. I liked that it could do both the hard and carpet floors. It is easy to fill and dump the water and has a larger capacity than the Bissell, which means less stopping to refill etc. The Hoover brand shampoo is more expensive and less effective than the Bissell brand.
I purchased this steam vac a few months ago. Basicly, with the clean water bag in the center of where the dirty water goes, you have a filthy mess when you try and empty it. After cleaning the floors, it leaves the carpet SOAKED, and doesnt pick up much of anything, just pushes dirt and hair around. If you have pets i would NOT recommend this product. I am purchasing a different brand from now on, probably Hoover, with a better, larger engineered containers.
This carpet cleaner does an excellent job and it is so easy to use. It deep cleans and any spots do not come back. I highly reccomend this product.
It isn't easy to clean and really, who spends the time to clean their carpet cleaner? I know there are those people who are out there that clean it after every use, but we just clean out the dirty water area and put it away. Now we have to find a different product.
After 8 months of regular (several times a month) use, I am satisfied with the cleaner. Here are my observations:*The cleaning result is similar to the carpet cleaning companies. For me, the machine paid for itself after the second cleaning. Anything and everything that a child could possibly get on the carpet has been on our carpet...multiple times.
I have used this Bissell upright cleaner about 5 times. It worked okay, although it left streaks on my carpet. Then today when I tried to use it, there was a horrible smell (like something burning) and sound and no longer works! It is so frustrating to purchase these large items from supposedly reputable companies and after the warranty, they no longer work.
I have had this cleaner for 4 months now and it does clean the carpet as advertised, but that is about all the good I can say about this machine. The double bladder clean and dirty in the same container is just stupid. It is a pain to clean out all the dirt water and lent. Second, When you go to use the handheld cleaner the brushes continue to run and beat up on your carpet. Why they don't have a switch to turn off the brushes is besides me.
Answer: Personally, I wouldn't use a carpet cleaner on hardwood floors.   Actually, I now wouldn't even recommend this model to anyone since mine is already broken and haven't used/abused this machine enough, but it's long out of warranty I suspect.