Bissell Powersteamer Powerbrush Carpet Cleaner

There is no steam involved on this cleaner. I was a bit bemused when I read the instructions and nothing was mentioned about power steaming, it’s because there is no steam.   With that aside, this seems to do a pretty good job.  I tested this on a powder blue sheared carpet, a longer sheared carpet, a very flat kind of mat carpet, a woven oriental type carpet and a bath mat.   The only one that it seemed to have issues with was the very tightly woven, flat mat carpet.  The brushes pulled some loops up on it.  On the rest of the carpets, it ran just fine.  There were a lot of lint balls after I was done but that is noted in the manual with the suggestion to vacuum after the carpet is dry.  I did not have any noticeable stains on any of the carpets but the one that it didn’t like so I don’t know how well it pulls up stains.  I can tell you that the water it pulled up was pretty darn dirty so it certainly looks like it is working.  I removed all removable pieces to rinse after the test.  Pulling the wet lint out from above the brushes was pretty disgusting but again,  that is an indication it is working.  Overall, this seems to do the job one would expect.  It certainly isn’t professional grade carpet cleaning but between the pro jobs, this will do the trick. 












 ·                        5 cleaning rows on its dirtlifter powerbrush to lift dirt and stains out of carpets
·                        Sprays, scrubs and suctions to clean carpet
·                        Includes a stain tool for hard to reach areas and cleaning upholstery and stairs
·                        A large, 2 in 1 water tank system makes it easy to fill and empty the dirty water
·                        Includes 8 oz. Bissell Deep cleaning Formula

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