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Question: Are you satisfied with this model? I'm trying to decide between this and Bissell Proheat 2X which is more $$. THANKS!
Document: I've had mixed experience with Bissell carpet cleaners. My mother has a no-frills entry level unit that she's used for years. I borrowed it a couple of times and was so impressed that a few years ago I decided to spend about $250 and get Bissell's Cadillac model, the ProHeat 2X Upright Deep Carpet Cleaner 9200. My Cadillac Bissell worked great for the first 6-8 uses (although I can't say it cleaned any better than my mom's cheap unit), then the jets would intermittently stop spraying fluid.
I have to say this cleaner is very easy to use. That is something that always gave me pause about buying a carpet cleaner. Don't let that detour you in the least. All in all I'm very satisfied with this Bissell as I was with the older/smaller Bissell. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking to clean their own carpet. It's sure great to have around.
Getting to the water tank (or should I say, getting the tank lid open) is also a hassle. The overall bulkiness of the machine is to be expected, but it is ridiculously heavy and nearly impossible to use on stairs.Trying to clean the stairs while lugging this thing behind you is better than a gym membership.Still, I'm pleased with the machine. Nothing is perfect, and for the price you are getting a great machine.
I live in a small Manhattan apartment and have basically no storage space, so I'm not quite the type to have a "specialty vacuum." Especially since I just have area rugs (wool and synthetics). However, because I have a disastrously messy toddler and a dog, spills and stains are way too common to let them sit until I decide to have a professional cleaning.This cleaner is perfect.
Got a new puppy made some mistakes and the Bissell cleaned them right up. Very satisfied
Next thing I know I'm wading through a puddle of dirty, pee water. DO NOT PUT YOUR HAND ANYWHERE NEAR THAT LATCH. Also, clean your carpets when you're well rested.The carpet is still wet and my puppy is prancing around all confused (I'm praying he doesn't decide to undo my hard work) so I'm still undecided as to the efficiency of my purchase. Does this thing leak? Yeah, a little bit, but I'm not sure if that's Bissell's fault or the fault of the operator.
Since I have pets, having a carpet cleaner in addition to a vacuum cleaner is pretty much a necessity. My family has been using the pet version from Bissell for the past few years, but when the opportunity came up to receive and review this latest model, we jumped on it.
My first Bissell was fine for the first couple of years before turning into a piece of junk, so it won't surprise me if this one doesn't hold up. My advice on these machines is to go with a lower end model. The expensive ones don't clean appreciably better so no reason to risk the money.
I waited a while to write a review until I got some good experience with it. First off I have and older model of Bissell carpet cleaner without the heating element that this one has. It also has a smaller footprint than this cleaner. I have been very pleased with my older model and it has served me well. This model however is a step up to be sure. I love the fact that that it has the heating element.
You also get 1 small bottle of pretreatment and 1 small bottle of cleaner plus a measuring cup.I did not like the fact that the Bissell does not come with rubber bumpers, but again, this is a budget unit.Conclusion:If you are considering a professional model, remember that the more fluid it holds the heavier it is and the bigger it is! It's going to be hard on the arm. The Bissel requires a only a bit more effort than using a regular vacuum cleaner.
Answer: This one has great extraction, which is the key part of a carpet cleaner. I have owned dozens of carpet cleaners and have seen no difference from more expensive models.