Shark CarpetXpert HairPro with StainStriker, Upright Carpet, Area Rug & Upholstery Cleaner, Perfect for Pets & Hair Removal, Carpet Shampooer, 4 Cleaning Tools, Pet Cleaning Solution, Copper, EX301
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Style: CarpetXpert HairPro w/StainStriker
Features
- Shark CarpetXpert HairPro with StainStriker is an upright carpet & upholstery cleaner with self-cleaning and 4 tools. Dual-activated formula and ultra-powerful suction combine to remove stains, dirt, grime & hair perfect for pets and whole-home cleaning.
- UNBEATABLE DEEP CARPET CLEANING: CarpetXpert technology combines a high-speed brushroll with PowerSpray high-pressure spray and Shark's ultra-powerful suction to deliver unbeatable dirt and grime removal with ultra-fast dry times using dry only mode.*
- 20X MORE STAIN-STRIKING POWER*: StainStriker Technology mixes two unique chemicals in the handtool to unleash the power of OXY to deliver unbeatable tough stain elimination**, no premix required.
- HAIRPRO TECHNOLOGY: Designed to pick-up deeply embedded hair without clogging the system, leaving clumps behind, or tangling in the brushroll.
- PERFECT FOR PETS: Ultra-powerful suction tackles and removes pet stains and instantly and permanently eliminating odors, even pet urine and smoke^ all while picking up 3x more pet hair - wet or dry.
- BUILT-IN SPOT & STAIN ELIMINATOR: Designed to treat and eliminate stubborn set-in stains.
- SUITE OF ACCESSORIES: Includes four specially designed tools to tackle tough spots and stains on carpets, area rugs, upholstery, carpeted stairs, and more.
- ON-BOARD SELF-CLEANING FEATURE: Cleans your tool and hose in seconds just click into place and clean! Cycles water and cleaning solution throughout the entire system, no extra attachments necessary.
- WHAT'S INCLUDED: Shark CarpetXpert HairPro with StainStriker, Stain Eliminator, Mini Stain Eliminator, Pet Mess Extractor, Hair Extractor, 12oz. Deep Clean Pet Formula, 16oz. OXY Multiplier Formula, and Storage Tray.
- Shark CarpetXpert models vs. consumer carpet cleaners based on ASTM F2828 using included cleaning solution as of May 15, 2024. **Based on pet stains (TM116) and household stains (TM110) vs. extractor market, using included stain cleaner and best-performing accessory. Third party tested. Based on pet hair captured in the dirty water tank as of May 15, 2024. ^When using Shark cleaning solution.
Description
The Shark CarpetXpert HairPro with StainStriker, 2-in-1 upright deep carpet cleaner with built-in spot & stain remover provides unbeatable deep carpet cleaning and unbeatable tough stain elimination‡ for all homes. Shark’s deep- cleaning HairPro innovation is designed to pull up deeply embedded hair from carpet fibers with no clogs, no clumps, and no hair wrap. Instantly eliminates odors - even smoke and pet urine. Disclaimers: Shark CarpetXpert models vs. consumer carpet cleaners based on ASTM F2828 using included cleaning solution as of May 15, 2024. Based on pet stains (TM116) and household stains (TM110) vs. extractor market, using included stain cleaner and best-performing accessory.
Brand: Shark
Color: Copper
Item Weight: 20.72 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 14.99"D x 14.18"W x 44.11"H
Style: CarpetXpert HairPro w/StainStriker
Brand: Shark
Color: Copper
Item Weight: 20.72 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 14.99"D x 14.18"W x 44.11"H
Style: CarpetXpert HairPro w/StainStriker
Model Name: CarpetXpert HairPro Pet
Capacity: 16.91 Fluid Ounces
Power Source: ac_dc
Manufacturer: SharkNinja
UPC: 622356637763
Manufacture Year: 2024
Item Weight: 20.7 pounds
Item model number: EX301
Assembly required: No
Batteries required: No
Included Components: 16oz. Shark StainStriker Oxy Multiplier formula, 3.5" Stain Eliminator Tool with Reversible Bristles, Mini Stain Eliminator, Pet Mess Extractor, Pet Hair Extractor, Storage Tray, 12oz. Shark Deep Clean Pet formula
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Shark CarpetXpert Hair Pro - This is the most well designed carpet shampooer I have ever used. Aside from that, it performs incredibly well! I love the Shark vacuums and decided to give them a try for a shampooer. It had been several months since my carpet was last cleaned and we also took in a rescue dog that was not house trained shorty after it arrived. This machine received daily use for several weeks. I shampooed my entire house and nearly every piece of furniture sometimes more than once. It removed 10+ year old stains, residual smell of pet pig and pet rat urine (iykyk), chicken coop muck and mud, grease and softball sized amounts of embedded fur. I don’t think I’ve ever been so impressed! We are seriously hard on our carpet. We live on a farm with live stock, pets and kids. I’ve bought nearly every brand of shampooer out there. All of the major brands and most popular models. This machine absolutely blew them out of the water! Our carpet is 15 years old and looks BRAND NEW! The only possible downside for some might be the smaller tank. I have a shoulder injury and don’t mind the lighter weight of this one. It cleans so well that I don’t even mind emptying the tank more frequently. My carpet is fully dry in 1-2 hours! I can’t even explain how nice it is that you can easily clean every single part of this machine. 5 stars! Highly recommend! Bravo to the people that designed this one!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025 by Shannon Newsome Shannon Newsome
Style: CarpetXpert with StainStriker
Color me impressed. My business switched office space and the existing berber carpet needed a good cleaning. Keep in mind that this wasn't a home with children or pets -- just an office with a low volume of visitors and residual dirt tracked in from the gravel lot after people made it past 2 welcome mats. My past experience with consumer "steam cleaners" wasn't great - they spit out a lot of water, did a half-hearted job at cleaning and really couldn't compare at all with a professional steam clean. But 2 things convinced me to buy this -- 1) I've had great experience with a Shark handheld that has done the best of any vacuum I've owned over the years and 2) the cost of this unit was equal to a single pro carpet cleaning session. Figured worse case we'd have a carpet cleaner on hand and we had some upholstery that needed to be tackled anyway (past experience with hiring pros to steam clean upholstered furniture felt like we paid a premium for 5 min effort per chair and they looked about the same before / after) Wow. This "carpet xpert" does a great job, easily rivaling a professional steam clean, at least in the application we used. Cleaner arrived almost fully assembled. Took a brief moment to snap on handle and push in hose. Pre- vacuumed as instructed before firing it up. (cleaner is not designed to pick up hair, crumbs, paper shards, etc. so you'll need to make sure they're appropriately vacuumed up with a clear surface to start). Operation was pretty intuitive (I did glance at instructions) with the exception of the hand held unit (the "stain striker" hand held piece has 2 buttons - not at all clear which was for spraying and which for drying. But the main unit has a very simple push forward to spray, pull back to extract/dry. The "deep clean" choice on the machine is a bit gimmicky since there is no "standard clean" option, just "deep clean" but okay, I won't dock for that. The unit does hesitate to power off - my machine takes a full second or two after the power off button is depressed before it actually turns off. So much of a delay that I actually tried at first to depress the power button more than once with the effect that I kept turning it back on before it turned off. For now I'm assuming that's not a genuine issue but I'll repost if it becomes a problem. Haven't used it on upholstery yet, but did a great job tackling the berber carpet. The water came out... disgusting. Which is exactly what one wants from a carpet cleaning machine. Oh, unit warned about water temp not exceeding 140. I didn't much follow warnings about water temperature because I'm not really sure what 140 degree water feels like exactly or how much below this maximum is intended. I know boiling is ... well 212 degrees F and 100 F is bath water. And most water heaters max at 140. But the warnings intent or preferred operational temp wasn't clear. Should the water used be... as hot as can come out of the tap? mildly warmer than bathwater? much warmer than bathwater just not hot enough to burn you? And what exactly happens above the 140 degree cut off? Does the unit melt? or is it just a warning so that people don't burn themselves? I decided to go a notch below the max temp out of the faucet to get nice hot water, hot enough to work the dirt loose but not so hot that I'd get burnt if it spilled on me and that seemed to work.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2025 by Still_Improving
Style: CarpetXpert HairPro
Shark carpet cleaner was delivered a day early, Yeah! We have a dog that's very sick, spots and stains all over house. Cleaned 3 full rooms right away, easy to use, stains and odors gone, can't wait to do the other 3 big rooms and stairs. Clean out is not too bad, operation is simple, dry time was good. This was recommended by a friend and I would recommend also.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2025 by Sunshine
Style: CarpetXpert with StainStriker
I have the Shark brand Vacuum which did help influence my purchase for this carpet cleaner. I have three cats & a family (it can get messy). I've used this thing for five straight days. For one bedroom. This room really needed it, quality carpet but neglected, pet abused, and a nearby bathroom remodel (drywall dust anyone?). So we couldn't really spring for the costs of new carpet at this time. I've re-read the instructions to verify I didn't miss anything. The steam cleaner does get the dirt up, the used water tank looked like mud water. Every. Single. Tank. I had no idea how much dirt this carpet was holding. I had to go over the walkway areas several times. I spread this out over the week so it could dry between. The complaints online focus on the fresh water tank being relatively small, yes it is. I needed two fills for single day on one room (partial area), it's not a big room. Not a big deal. 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So unclip the top suction thing (clear plastic/rinse) open brushroll area, pull out brush roll (simple left-hand knobby thing) clean that, cut any long hairs off and then remember to try to wipe out the housing which is dark plastic (difficult to see dirt, just wipe it and be disgusted). I was running through half roll of paper towels. You could probably put this cleaner outside and gently rinse that housing area & then wipe. Then put all back together and start your next clean tank. It's better if you can tag team this: one person do the back/forth of the carpet cleaning, then when it's time to break it down & refill tank, pass this off to someone while you go get a frosty beverage, you come back to freshly cleaned carpet cleaner with new tank of water, you're all refreshed and ready for round two. So.. brush roll housing gets filthy, that needs regular cleaning during your carpet cleaning adventures. Second thing I wasn't crazy about but not sure there's any solution to it: Wet Dust Bunnies. Yes, yes, I did exactly as the manual stated and I vacuumed beforehand (Shark vacuum too). Apparently dust bunnies are forever. So, as you are suctioning up this dirt and dust and micro everything, the dust all reconvenes around this wetness, so the brushroll, and/or the wheels of the cleaner, kick out these wet dust bunnies back out onto the carpet as you are carpet cleaning (picture the dust layer you clean off ceiling fans, but in wet clumps). This room has short, berber carpet. It was pre-vacuumed. I supposed you can say that the carpet cleaner works soooo good, as to suck up enough dust/etc to create wet dust/hair clumps that then get flung back out once they reach a certain size/density? My carpet is very light colored so this was easy to see & pick up when it happened and possibly a sign that the brush roll housing was getting filthy? Idk. The manual/directions continually reminds you that this is a carpet "cleaner", not a vacuum. (Yes, again, I vacuumed every area I cleaned). So keep this in mind. Ya gotta pause to clean the cleaner, multiple times for one room (frequency could be filth dependent) and you gotta catch those wet dust bunnies. But yes, I would recommend this machine, my carpet looks almost new (it really is old so I can't boast "new" but that's not any fault of this cleaner as the carpet, impressively, looks better than I thought it could). I used a lot more of the Cleaner solution than the stain treatment (stain treatment sprays out from the hose attachment only for hand scrubbing, & although I used quite a bit, I didn't spray out an entire bottles worth) I did use more than one bottle of the carpet cleaner, so buy accordingly. The directions are easy, breaking down the machine is easy, cleaning is easy (except brush roll housing area, that's the least easy to clean & never mentioned in the manual). 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