Bissell BigGreen Commercial BG10 Deep Cleaning 2 Motor Extracter Machine 並行輸入

When I bought this, I was highly skeptical because I have always used a Rug Dr that I rented from a local carrier. I have used them for years and was not really familiar with the Bissell Machine. I bought it after reading some reviews from other people who purchased this particular product. As with everything, there were both positive and negative reviews to go through. Build quality for both machines is good. However, after using both machines, I feel that the Big Green has a better design than the Rug Dr. One of the reviews caught my eye and really swayed me towards this product. It mentioned the ease of cleaning and maintaining the item. The biggest difference between a Rug Dr and the Bissell Big Green Machine is in the way it scrubs the carpet. Rug Dr uses a brush bar that moves from front to back rapidly to scrub the carpet where as the Bissell uses a spinning drum just like a vacuum to scrub the carpet. I have not tried to take apart a Rug Dr to clean it but with the Big Green you just push a small lever and the drum swivels out of the bottom, remove (3) screws and the brush pulls right out. Access to all of the dirt and pet hair is easily removed. Time it takes me to tear it apart and put it back together for cleaning is about 10 to 15 minutes. This is important to me because I do not care how many times you go over your carpet with a vacuum or how long you take to vacuum, there is going to be deep dirt that will come up during cleaning. With pet hair it is the same. Pet hair works its way into your carpet and with a good carpet cleaner it is going to get pulled out and stick to the inside of the machine. I literally just pulled a handful out of it that was stuck to the drum around the brush. Thankfully it is easy to remove so I can get in and clean it out. As far as performance of the two machines, I would say that they are almost equal. I do see that the Big Green has the ability to pull up more of the water than the Rug Dr leaving your carpet dryer after one pass. I have (2) 100+lb bull mastiffs. My female has a bladder control issue so I am cleaning my carpets is a monthly chore for me.. The pet stains do come up. I use the Bissell Advance Clean and Protect with a good pet spot treatment prior to cleaning. That pretty much sums up my review. I do recommend this to anyone who owns a home and is wanting their own machine to keep the carpets clean. It is a decent investment to make but if you are always having to rent one to get it done you may as well buy one. It really does save a lot of my time by having it on hand rather than being at the whim of store hours and the time it takes me to pick it up and return it. Hope this helps.

Great machine! Amazing how well it’s built. Lighter than expected. Simpler to use than expected. Functions at 10/10 score. The dirty water tank after rinsing looks brand new! They must have used some silicone compound to prevent dirt from sticking. The only thing was that the hose is extra $100. PS. After using it for about 10 minutes, I realized I hadn’t taken out cardboard piece where the suctioning is done. Despite that, the rugs looked amazingly cleaner—a testament to the power of this machine!

The BigGreen arrived a week after I had just washed the carpets using our old household carpet cleaner, so I thought I'd give it a try in our daughter's room. When I went to empty the BigGreen in the bath tub, I was amazed at how dirty our carpet was. While the BigGreen does an excellent job of cleaning our carpets, there are a few Pros and Cons to the BigGreen: Pro: - Tanks very easy to fill, empty, and clean - Brushes on the bottom very easy to remove and clean - Power cord can easily be changed (long yellow extension cord that is included with the BigGreen) - Handle folds down for easy storage - And of course, nice clean carpets Cons: - No accessories included. So, if you plan on cleaning your car or if you have carpets on your stairs, you will need to purchase the hose separately. - Heavy - I found it difficult to maneuver Okay if you are just going backwards and forwards, turning is difficult and sometimes feels like the whole thing is going to tip over (especially if the top tank is full and bottom one is empty). In conclusion, this is the same carpet cleaner you see available for rent at many retail stores. It does an excellent job of cleaning carpets, and is a very good investment for anyone who has pets or kids and want to keep their carpet clean. I've used this a number of times for those "accidents" on the carpet. Very easy to setup and put away.

I have about 15 years experience in commercial and residential floor care and carpet cleaning. This is the machine I purchased for my own home use, and I also use it for friends and family. I don't put anything inside the clean tank but hot water, and that is my only rule if someone else is to use it. These models are extremely popular in the rental market, which means they can take a lot of abuse. Maintenance is simple, suction is great for it's size (it won't compare to a truck mount or larger system but it's more than adequate if the user is thorough. Carpet cleaners are wet machines full of dirty water, if you finish a space and immediately click it off and wheel it across a hard surface, you'll drag nasty water everywhere because it's still hanging inside the machine just above the floor, you have to plan for that and act accordingly. A good process for prep, use, and storage is necessary. Always store it with your recovery tank and clean reservoir open to prevent funk and odors. The design is thoughtful and the build quality is fantastic. It's narrow and folds down to something accordion case sized, with sturdy grab spots to lift it up at the front and back (one a few inches higher than the other) which makes it easy to lift and carry, but you'll find doorways a bit awkward to traverse whilst humping it around this way. Always vacuum thoroughly first, twice as many times as you think thorough is. Use a simple pump sprayer to apply a mixed prespray solution to the rug and agitate it (in a pinch you can use a clean broom, but a carpet rake or counter rotating brush made for carpet is ideal), fill the machine with ONLY clean hot water, make slow deliberate passes in straight lines and your primary goal should be pulling as much water BACK UP as possible, so dry passes until you're ready to keel over. If you shut off the machine and a bunch of dirty water dribbles out, you didn't get it very clean and you definitely didn't dry it enough.

Its a little pricey but you definitely get what you pay for. The commercial version is a little more powerful with better results on really ground in dirt. I realize I could rent one but i think it will pay for itself in no time. Its just a pain loading and unloading in my vehicle. Great product definitely worth it