Monday, November 11, 2013

Buy BISSELL ReadyClean Full Sized Carpet Cleaner, 40N7

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4 stars. "Surprising Things Come in Small Packages" I live forever in the hopes of finding a deep cleaner that really meets my expectations, but after testing my
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Price : $96.99
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Product Feature

Lightweight deep cleaner easily removes tracked in dirt and messes
Great for cleaning spots & stains on carpet, area rugs and high traffic areas
Easy to use! Retractable handle for easy storing & removable nozzle for easy cleaning
Refreshes as you clean leaving a fresh, clean scent
Includes a trial size BISSELL 2X Formula

Product Description

The BISSELL ReadyClean is a simple, easy to use deep cleaner that tackles everyday messes and spills on carpet. Its compact footprint and retractable handle make it easy to store and carry from room-to-room. Weighing in at only 12 lbs, this is BISSELL’s lightest weight upright deep cleaner.

The ReadyClean is great for cleaning busy areas, smaller spaces, spots and more. It tackles those accidental spills on rugs and other frequented areas. PLUS, the ReadyClean™ leaves a crisp, clean scent as you deep clean! It’s perfect for giving your carpet a quick refresh before company comes over or even after they leave.

How does it work? Cleaning solution is injected deep into the carpet fibers, the CrossAction brush scrubs and loosens the dirt and stains and then powerful suction lifts it all away.

What do you need to start? - Phillips head screw driver is needed for assembly - Trial size BISSELL formula is included to start, however additional formula may be needed to clean larger areas

Product Detail

Amazon Sales Rank: #8769 in Home
Color: White
Brand: Bissell
Model: 40N7
Released on: 2012-02-01
Number of items: 1
Dimensions: 44.25" h x9.00" w x15.75" l,.0 pounds

BISSELL ReadyClean Full Sized Carpet Cleaner, 40N7

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Product Reviews

80 of 84 people found the following review helpful.
Surprising Things Come in Small Packages
By Tracy F.
I live forever in the hopes of finding a deep cleaner that really meets my expectations, but after testing my neighbor's huge, heavy Kirby years ago, my friend's Bissell ProHeat, renting Rug Doctor machines, and owning a Hoover SteamVac, I've had plenty of experience with the different models and features. Nothing has met my expectations.

I even worked as a teen for a neighbor who owned a Stanley Steemer type chain and know that they're results weren't great either. Cleaning up the equipment after they'd been through a house took hours. Deep cleaners end up being heavy, especially if you have more than one level in your home, awkward to use, difficult to clean out, and rarely effective. This is why I approached my test run of the Bissell ReadyClean with some skepticism. I'm actually surprised with the results.

Pros:

-This machine is as light as they come. At 12 pounds, I was amazed by how easy it was to move and carry.

-I won't say it put my carpets back to like-new condition, but they do look cleaner, especially around our pellet stove.

--The clean up is amazingly simply. The brush head snaps out after flipping a tab, the soap/solution canister slides out with ease, the dirty water bucket lifts out, and the part where dirty solution travels into the dirty water bucket snaps out. Every part that got dirty was removable and rinsed in seconds.

--The free Bissell solution that comes with the cleaner smells great. It's not overly floral, something the men in my family hate, but it's not chemically either. It's just a nice, light, refreshing scent.

--It's quiet. This machine is far quieter than any other shampooer I've ever used.

--One full soap/solution canister cleaned my 12 by 19 living room carpet and the 3 by 10 hallway. There was still room to spare in the dirty water bucket.

Cons:

--At one point, my cat became interested and I tripped on him. There's a filter at the top of the dirty water bucket that has open vents. The water in the dirty bucket sloshed and came right out that top. The instructions do so to use very slow movements with it. Be careful once it nears the full line. It can slosh out.

--Removing the dirty water bucket is simple. Don't rely on the carrying handle though. I did the first time and that tips it sideways and the water pours out onto the clean floor from the filter/vent area. I suggest looking at where the drain hole and the filter/vent is so that you know the two areas where water will exit.

--You do have to do some assembly. It doesn't take long, but given the size of the box it came in and the size of the shampooer, I still don't know why they just didn't ship it fully assembled with the handle lowered.

Over all, this is a pretty effective machine. I wouldn't say it's great on really dirty rugs. We shampoo our carpets every six months. We have Stainmaster carpets that have been less than impressive and the supposed 30-year warranty is useless. The cleaner did a pretty good job on them, but for someone who has gone years between cleanings, it might not do as much as you'd hope. If you're using it for light cleaning, it's going to impress you.

40 of 44 people found the following review helpful.
An ideal, simple and uncomplicated, money-saving cleaning helper
By Neal C. Reynolds
I've had a previous deep cleaner, but it was cumbersome, difficult to operate and maintain, and just not what I, a 78 year old apartment dweller, felt comfortable with.

I just received this today and was first delighted to find it extremely easy to assemble. This is saying a lot because I more often than not have difficulties with "easy-to-assemble" items. I had one very minor difficulty with getting one screw in the proper place, but corrected that easily, so that wasn't enough to knock off a star.

Operating it was a piece of cake with the help of the easily understood instructions. And while I'm admittedly a slob when it comes to getting things clean, I did a fine job on the carpet including eradicating a couple of old spill stains.

I admitted my age in the first paragraph because I believe it's very important to indicate that even a guy my age can handle this light weight equipment with ease.

So I'm more than highly pleased with this item and doubt that anything at this price could do better. This sure beats paying a professional to do the job when I'm getting the apartment in spic and span shape for semi-annual apartment inspections.

16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Good For Surface Cleaning
By Spudman
This is the fourth Bissell cleaner I've owned, the Spot Bot by far being my favorite. I've also owned and given away two Hoover cleaners. Always a fan of upright vacuums and cleaners, I was eager to try this new toy.

Assembly is literally a snap of two body pieces attached with two provided screws. The adjustable handle slides and snaps on; it's held stationery with a twist of a plastic nut. Fill the water reservoir up to the marked line and add to the water with solution up to the second marked line. If you opt not to use the concentrated solution, you'll have to do some measuring of the cleaning fluid. Personally I never measure, but simply guesstimate and have never had a problem. Be careful not to use too much solution or you'll be dealing with a soapy mess.

For my first cleaning project I did the upstairs hallway and was ready to chuck this machine almost immediately. It didn't dispense water and after some manipulations it dispensed water intermittently. Finally after I'd disassembled and reassembled the two body parts several times, I finally got them aligned and fastened properly. The directions point out how important it is not to have a gap between the two body pieces. They're serious!

For my second trick I cleaned the carpet in our downstairs bedroom. This time things went smoothly and the machine functioned without a hitch. Neither Bissell nor Hoover recommend going over the carpet a second time with clear water, but I prefer to do that second rinse just the same because I don't like the idea of leaving dirt attracting soap in the carpet. Try it some time to see how dirty and soapy the second collection tank is when using the clear water rinse. Carpet collects lots of dirt and creepy stuff, so there's no way one pass is going to get it all up, especially with a light duty machine such as the 40N7. I vacuum our floors daily and still can't keep up with the gunk. Our two in-and-out dogs contribute to the carpet dirt collection.

What's the verdict? For what it is, a light duty cleaner without revolving brushes, the Bissell 40N7 does an acceptable job. My carpet was noticeably cleaner after treatment with the Bissell. The carpet also dried amazingly fast, either because not much water was deposited on the carpet or because the Bissell sucks up the water effectively. Having the air conditioning on also helps dry the carpet faster.

Cleanup was not stressful at all. I emptied the collection tank outside and then rinsed out both it and the clean water tank in the basement utility sink. The clear, plastic nozzle comes off by flipping up a clip. I cleaned that also in the utility sink and then used a paper towel to wipe off carpet residue from the cleaner's bottom.

And finally: This is actually a nice, light duty cleaner that's ergonomically small and light. For deep cleaning of large areas of carpet, you'll want a more robust cleaner.