BISSELL® Big Green® Professional Carpet Cleaner with XL DirtLifter PowerBrush, 9-inch Long Reach Hose, 6-inch Tough Stain Tool, Includes BISSELL PRO MAX Formula with Stain Protect Technology
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Color: Green
Features
- Tank capacity - 1.75 gallons. Cleans on the forward and backward pass, which reduces your cleaning time and dries faster than competitive Rental cleaners
- Rotating dirt Lifter power brushes remove deep-down dirt, Power Rating:12 amps
- Large capacity clean and dirty water tanks offer Deep clean with fewer trips to the sink, meaning less cleaning time
- Includes stain tool for hard-to-reach areas.Chemical is packed into the tank
- Comes with Bissell 2x Professional Deep cleaning Formula
- Included Components: Deep Cleaner
Description
The Bissell big green deep cleaning machine professional grade carpet cleaner achieves a whole new level of clean with its powerful motors and extra large brush roll to pull out deep down dirt. It's made of super durable, high quality materials for sturdy, Anti-Tip design, and features robust workmanship from top to bottom. The big green deep cleaning machine outcleans the leading rental carpet cleaner.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Producer | Bissell |
| Color Scheme | Emerald Green |
| Weight | 51.44 Pounds |
| Dimensions (Length x Width x Height) | 20.5 x 11 x 42.25 inches |
| Design | Big Green |
| Capacity | 1.75 Gallons |
| Power Type | Corded Electric |
| Model Code | 86T3 |
| Origin Country | China |
| Discontinued by Producer | No |
| Cleaning Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Packaging | Certified Frustration-Free |
| Setup Required | Yes |
| Warranty | 2-Year Manufacturer's Warranty |
| Shipping Availability | Available only within the U.S. and APO/FPO addresses |
| Batteries | Not Required |
| Main Component | Deep Cleaner |
| Country of Assembly | Imported |
Frequently asked questions
The Bissell Big Green Professional is a high-grade carpet cleaner designed to provide a deep, thorough clean. It effectively removes dirt and stains from carpets, making them look as good as new.
Yes, it includes a 6-inch spot cleaning tool which is perfect for tackling tough stains and an extra-long 9-foot hose for easy maneuverability and reach.
Compared to regular home carpet cleaners, it provides a deeper clean and dries faster thanks to the heavy-duty suction power. It also features two large tanks for clean and dirty water, enabling you to clean a larger area without needing to empty and refill.
Yes, it is designed with a user-friendly, easy-to-operate system. It features adjustable tank handles, making it comfortable for users of all heights. The flow indicator also lets you know when it's time to check the tanks.
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Both of these customers have given the Bissell ProHeat cleaner a 5-star review, lauding its effectiveness in prowling deeply-embedded dirt and stain. Despite its size, the machine is noted to have excellent suction power which ousts majority of the water from the carpets, leaving them dry in a few hours. The reviewers also found the machine easy to clean and simple to operate.
Pros
- 💪 Excellent deep cleaning ability
- 🧹 Simple assembly and operation
- 💧 Impressive suction power, leaves carpets dry fast
- 🔧 Easy to clean machine post-use
Cons
- ⚖️ The machine is very heavy, could pose strain for some
- ⏳ The cleaning process can take a long time, especially for larger areas
- 🗑️ Measurement difficulty - Using small amount of solution could waste some as it is put directly in the water tank
Should I Buy It?
If you have larger carpeted areas to clean, have pets, or are dealing with deeply embedded stains, this machine is definitely worth the investment. Despite its size and the time it might take to clean large areas, reviews indicate that the Bissell ProHeat cleaner more than makes up for it with quality deep-cleaning and fast drying results.
Color: Black/Green
First off, I am not a product shill. I paid full market price for this unit and don't want any free stuff. Not looking for likes or any other forms of validation. I only take time to write reviews for products that are excellent and deserve attention and horrible products that don't deliver. The middle ground can sort itself out. Because detailed product information is so readily available for this machine, I will skip the standard review of every single feature and go straight to why I would buy this over and over again. I write this for anyone with pets and a significant amount of carpet. We rescue dogs and have a larger than average single family home. Rescue dogs rarely come completely potty trained. Almost all of them will have accidents in a new environment. Dogs who were kept as outside dogs can be the most difficult to train. I say all that to say this - We have cleaned hundreds, maybe thousands, of accidents. We have also tried more than a dozen different machines of all brands over the three decades, following every new gimmick feature that promised to change my carpet cleaning experience forever. However, this particular one truly has. Here's why: 1) Adequate and equal tank capacity - Some engineer finally got the note that both tanks need to be the same size! A dirty water tank that is half the size of the clean water tank isn't really helpful. Nothing slows the process down, like having to change either of the clean or dirty water tanks. And when they don't hold the same amount, they will require changing at different times and that doubles the process time. Previous frustrations also include dirty water tanks that shut down with the smallest amount of soap foam. Both of these tanks are large enough to easily clean an average size room. 2) Cleans unvacuumed carpet - Who wants to have to vacuum each room before cleaning it? Obviously, our carpets have lots of traffic and dog hair. This machine powers through and sucks up everything without missing a beat. Just put a strainer over the drain if there's a lot of hair or other debris in the dirty tank. 3) Doesn't require multiple rounds to wash and rinse - With previous machines, they didn't seem to really have the power to get everything with one pass. If we used any shampoo or other product, there always seemed to be residual soapy look to the carpets. So, we would go over the whole room using various shampoos and other product first, and then have to go back over the whole room with a clean water rinse. Having to do each room twice is also not fun. With this machine, I filled it with the hottest water out of the the tap. Then, going against manufacturers guidelines, I add a capful of Lysol Laundry Sanitizer to the clean water tank (again, not a shill, just telling you what works for us). With a reasonable pace of making passes up and back with a half machine overlap for each pass, we can clean a large room in 20 minutes. New stains and odors come up with one pass. If there are old, set stains, those can be reactivated and require doing the room twice. Our key has been to deep clean the carpets at first, doing heavy use rooms twice. Now, that everything has a baseline level of clean, we clean dog accidents immediately and do a quarterly routine maintenance clean every 3 months. So it has been an A+ solution for us as "heavy users" with lots of area to clean. We previously only used our home carpet cleaner for accidents and left the whole house standard clean to professional vendors. Now, we do it all ourself. It's quick, pretty easy and paid for itself when we skipped the usual $1200 bill from professional carpet cleaners. One tip and note to manufacturer: The dirty water tank sits on top, and the opening on the back portion top of the tank drops down into a slot. There are plastic ridges to help guide the dirty water tank to its proper position. However, they are not rigid enough or aligned in a way that guarantees a perfect seal without fail. In the beginning, we cleaned a room, but the dirty water tank was empty. After poking around, we found he dirty water tank was slightly misaligned and could not create the vacuum suction to extract the water. Two things you can do to verify that your are extracting. First, there's a distinct change in the suction sound when you lower the handle and it engages the suction. Listen for that sound. Second, you can visibly verify that water is returning through the clear plastic channel on the top front of the dirty water tank.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025 by Shagadelic
Color: Green
The most important adjetive for this machine is, AMAZING! First, I'd like to recommend anyone researching this or any product... Read reviews. The good and the bad! Then, look for the trends in those reviews and from there, determine for YOU what is important versus what is not important. A handful of bad reviews that involve complaining about things that have nothing to do with the product specifically (i.e. packaging, delivery, etc) or a small percentage of reviews that have minor "breaks" or other minor problems versus the hundreds or better yet, thousands of great reviews on the same product, those "bad" reviews may need to be taken lightly. Unless, of course, those things are important to you. Do consider this. It doesn't matter how a product is made (assembly line or hand made), there will ALWAYS be faults. No matter the company or how good the product is overall. Obviously, the fewer problems the better but if you are seeing hundreds or thousands of good reviews to a few dozen or so negative, then that would be a reasonable percentage of errors with any good to great product. I know some people will have multiple bad experiences with the same product where others have no issues. There are a multitude of reasons that could happen but look for the overall, not just that one review. That said, I recommend and do this myself, but when looking for trends, if the bad reviews are all because something breaks but maybe its a different piece each time, then there may be an obvious trend. I would possibly take that into consideration. It may not make my decision for me, but the trend of what users say about the product is what I'm looking for and it's paid off for me quite well. Bottom line of what I'm trying to say is, don't just look at one or two reviews and don't just look at the good or the bad, but rather review as best as you are comfortable with on both ends of the spectrum and decide what trends you find and how those trends impact your decisions. For me, reading actual buyers/users reviews are better in almost all circumstances then any lab testing or any company that does product reviewing. With that, I have started my research with company reviews, but in the end, WE'RE the end user! It is our perspective and experience that matters most. I'd rather gain real world end user perspective then read an article that may or may not be paid for to make a statement one way or the other. On to my review. I have to say this first. When I was researching and reading reviews, my first thought, when I decided I was gonna make this purchase, was "I hope my money doesn't go to waste, but if I get even one great cleaning, that is better than I could pay any over priced "professional" with a oversized "vaccum" in their van, that doesn't even lift out the dirt but just wets the floor and kinda cleans. Then IT'S WORTH IT." I mean not to offended any professional out there but simple soaping the floor and suctioning it up isn't cleaning. That's multiple experiences and eventually, history doesn't lie. Now, I did follow the recommendation of at least one reviewer in this review group that doubled up on the solution, and it worked. I'm not recommending that for you. Just telling you my experience and what worked for me. Now I know you saw the pictures and probably felt ill just looking at that floor. Obviously, we thought so too. It's disgusting and thus we purchased the Big Green Machine. We can compare this unit to the many other ways we've tried to keep carpet clean in companies paid and products purchased and nothing else has come close to this. We have SEVERAL pets to which I won't mention how many but I will say I don't have enough fingers to count them all. We love our fur babies and other pets. We also like having a clean floor and clean house. The floor is the biggest battle in our household. Nothing is more off putting then walking into someone's house and it wreaks of animal urine. But when it's your own home and everytime you come home it smells. YUCK! Multiply that smell by 5 and and that is what anyone else coming into your home smells. We've been there. We were just there. We didn't want to host anything because of the floors. But now, I can very happily and more than confidently say that we've found our cure. This machine is just straight up, Amazing. I've never had a "professional" even come close to cleaning carpets as well as this BIG Green does. If I could find a professional to do this it would almost absolutely cost more than this machine, but I can get multiple uses out of this, as long as well cared for. You can see it for yourself in my posted pics. That dirty floor there is several months of pet stains because the moment we moved into this house my first dog discovered the location of the previous tenant's dog's "place" within less than 5 minutes being in this home. We even waited outside with our dogs before going in to this house for the first time, while they all "did their business" and still she started this disgusting trend. So let's chalk it up to this. More than a handful of household free roaming pets and 11, that's right, ELEVEN months of this. So here's what we did. Machine arrived as quoted at time of purchase. That very next available day off, Saturday, I carefully went through the included manual and honestly, this machine looks like it could or should be difficult, but it truly isn't. Very easy to unpack, assemble, dis-assemble, and re-assemble again. That's important as you will have to empty this unit and refill with clean solution every one gallon. VERY easy to push/pull. Don't leave solution in tank or in machine. Keep all parts clean and dry when in storage. That's how I've best kept any product that uses liquids with electrical devices. Never store liquids in the machine or attachments when not in use. Unfortunately sometimes that means tossing any leftover portions unless you wish to find another way to store the liquid. Diluted solution is not recommended to be put back in with concentrate as number one, it likely won't fit, and number two, you'll ruin the concentration level of the original solvent. Next, I went to work on the floor. Now, I do have to say many people and these products suggest to pretreat. I did NOT pretreat. I wanted to see how this product (with double amount solution) would actually hold up. I started with a small space (4' x 4' landing) and immediately could see the difference. Then when I started the first trip down the hallway, my wife suggested to take before and after photos. That's what you find above. My process with doing this was to make a forward pass (I divided the hallway into 3 sections. Moving side to side the up. Closest, middle, furthest). While moving forward, I moved the machine steady at about 1 inch a second or slower. I know that seems slow but look at it. It works well. Then on the backwards pass/pull, I moved at the same pace where the carpet was heavily soiled, but where it wasn't pet stained I went about 3 inches per second. This may sound slow but consider that you have to let the solution get into the carpet and let the machine do its job. No product can do that if you rush through it. And dont force it. Let it do it job. You just steer it and place solution accordingly. On the forward pass, I held the trigger to spray the entire distance, then on the backwards pull I only held the trigger where stains resided. The suction is at the very front of the unit and collects everything on the backwards pull. Where heavy solution was applied, another slow pass, without pulling the trigger, will gather up about 95% of the moisture. That said I did make 2-3 passes forward and back with applying solution where the stains were prominent. Which was a strong majority of the hallway. The first pass really did the job better then great but considering the nature of the stains, I wanted to be more than thorough. This hallway measures about 4' wide by 23' long and took about 1 to 1 1/2 hours. But, boy was it worth the time, money, and effort. The bedroom is my young daughters who struggles still with door knobs and thus her room is open for her, by which the pets in the house took full advantage. Still not good but they did keep most of there spotting to the hall way. Her room was just as, if not more important than the hallway to get cleaned for her benefit and sanitary health. Once I was done with the cleaning process, I emptied the dirty and clean water tanks and rinsed thoroughly. Then I put about 1/2 gallon of plain water (No solution) in the fresh water tank and ran that over the clean floor by spraying the water just as if I were cleaning the floor. I didn't use the full half gallon. I ran enough water through until I felt the solution was pretty well cleaned out. Probably a total of 1-2 minutes of total trigger squeeze. This was to allow fresh water to run through the machine to clear out the solvents in the lines that carry the solution from the clean tank to the sprayer nozzle. I can't confirm this was or was not long enough. Just going on experience to avoid damage of the unit while in storage. Once that was all done. The carpet was completely dry by the time we went to bed. So probably 4 hours or less. It's been 2 days since I did this and spots have NOT magically returned. This is a major win. I will try to update this post after a total 1 week has passed to see if it still holds. If so, I'd call this an absolute winner, where other products have completed the job or professionals have left and within two days spots have returned. That has not yet occurred in this case. Also, to resolve the pet issue, we placed a very solid metal baby gate to block the dogs from going back upstairs without us, during the day, until it's all our bed time. We work from home, so the dogs hang with us throughout the day. They sleep. We work. They have always and continue to go out at least 8 or more times daily or whenever they sit at the door and whine. Love 'em, but now we can live easier without "never disappearing" pet stains. We've been renting in this house for almost a year and in our previous home we sold, we had hard floor, for a reason, and will do the same when we buy again in the next 6 months or less. Clean floor + landlord = No loss. Happy research hunting and good luck with your floors.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2019 by Slicer Slicer