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Question: Chunks I have a cat that vomits quite a bit.  I want a solution that will clean up the chunks of food that are in the vomit.  Will this machine do that or do I need to look elsewhere?
Document: Summary: A real time saver for cleaning the numerous spills stains and messes from kids and pets. Semi-Automatically (see details) cleans vomit and other unpleasant messes.We have 3 kids (ages 2, 4 and 7) and 2 cats. One of our cats (Pukey cat, AKA Natasha) is a Siamese and vomits regularly. Our youngest is potty trained but still doesn't fully comprehend the concept of wiping one's behind on toilet paper. Need I say more? We're using this thing perhaps three times a week.This device is a bit larger than you'd expect.
I usually have my carpet professionally cleaned about once a year and was hoping to use this for the in-between times. I have a cat who now and then sneaks a little dog food and then of course vomits. This vomit turns out red-based because of the food. With this product being called spot bot for pets I was hoping it would do better. It only barely lightens the red-based stains to a pink color, certainly not removing it. It does seem to work so far on other stains that aren't so reddish.
So you do really need to use solution. One tank full of clean water will allow 3 cleaning cycles on the set in stain setting. I'm now using a ginormous leftover bottle of hoover cleaning solution which I've had sitting around for a while, so I'll probably be complaining about the high cost of solution when I need to repurchase. Right now I'm happy though, and my carpets are cat vomit stain free!UPDATE: I am now using this machine with hot water only. A carpet cleaning professional suggested that, except for very difficult stains, I should use hot water only to avoid leaving residue in the carpet.
We have tan micro fiber couches and a 1 and 3 year old. So needless to say that our furniture takes quite a beating with juice, food, and recently throw up when both the kids got the stomach flu. We have gotten them cleaned where they come out looking brand new but it costs a couple hundred dollars to clean the entire set when its really only the seats that get dirty, then it seems like within days they have more stains. My mom got us this for Christmas and I used the wand to clean them myself and they look great!
THEN, after you're completely finished, you have to rinse out the dirty water container and suck clean water through the hose to clean the hose out before storing. If you do not do this the hose will start to smell. Another thing to note is if you use the machine a lot you will go through quite a bit of solution. Make sure you stock up. You use a quarter of a bottle for one tank and one tank will clean about 4 spots.All in all, I still highly recommend the machine.
This thing is a piece. First of all, it doesn't clean stains up that well at all. The area it does &#34;clean&#34; is a 6&#34; x 6&#34; circle and it uses a half a fully filled partition of water/solution mix just to &#34;clean&#34; that little area. Just forcing you to buy more of their expensive solution that doesn't work. Look elsewhere for a stain cleaner. I'm not happy I wasted my money on this garbage.
While it did get out a bit more of the stain, the stain still isn't completely gone, and I blame myself for not finding it sooner.So, all in all, this handy little machine is a wonderful investment for those plagued by small messes. I have yet to be disappointed, and, provided you clean ASAP, I doubt you will be either. It beats cleaning stains the old fashioned (by hand) way hands down (no pun intended). And for someone like me living in an apartment and without a need for a big, cumbersome steam cleaner, it's the optimal solution.
Each time I've used the hose, the machine continues to spray solution out of the bottom leaving a sopping mess. Today, I am also cleaning up messes and hearing a horrible knocking sound as the brush spins around. Not sure what this new noise means. I really would have preferred to use the hose today as the spot I am trying to reach is a doggy pee spot right up against the baseboard so the self-cleaning mode is not going to be able to reach the entire spot. My recommendation is to look elsewhere before buying this product.
Put the machine on the spot you want it to eradicate and push the appropiate automatic button. It is very fast and does a awesome job. It is much better than trying to sop up the mess with paper towels or rags. Once done, it will beep until you finally press the stop button. You then take out the dirty water tank, dump and rinse it out. That's it.Granted we have only used it 4 times, but it has removed cat and dog vomit and a oil stain. The machine is a little loud and does leave the carpet damp but nothing out of the ordinary.
Spot Bot is exactly what it says...a good product that removes stains 6" in circumference. This is not something you could use for big jobs or whole rooms, but if you have a 17-year old basset hound with bladder issues like me, Spot Bot does the trick, in a quick and efficient manner.A bit pricey for what it does, I would still recommend it. Again for multiple stains or big spots, you may want to go for a traditional carpet cleaner or you will be moving the Spot Bot around the room for quite a while!
Answer: With ALL cleaning products, you should pick up as much "debris" as possible before cleaning. That decreases the likelihood of clogs occurring, and it also helps the machine clean better.