love my new pro heat,,it took out stains that i never got out with my old hoover

This was so light weight but yet powerful. Made cleaning carpets very easy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really liked adding the boost.

It's a great machine I used it to clean a rug and it got it really clean

Bought this to care for area rugs. It's almost as easy as a vacuum. You just have to go slow.

Worked really well, if you get into heavy dog hair it will clump up and not go up the pickup head

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very easy to use yet very powerful.

Works real good

Just to be clear, I haven't tried this machine on an actual carpet yet because the machine it's replacing still worked on carpets. It was the pump and other parts needed for the upholstery attachments that died. In my case, the upholstery attachment is actually the more important part of the machine because I live in the boondocks, where the dirt roads, dust, pollen, and salt in the winter make it much harder to keep the car clean than the carpets. So this review and its five stars are based mainly on the machine's upholstery-cleaning ability. More generally, however, the machine seems well-made, was easy to assemble, and came with a huge assortment of sample cleaners, disinfectants, and pet urine removers. I like the design of the fresh and dirty water tanks, which are very easy to clean. I also like the long hose, which is very handy for cleaning the car. The machine apparently heats the water because I took my time cleaning the car and it was still hot when I was done. The extraction seemed quite adequate. The dirty water tank needed to be emptied before the fresh water tank was empty, but that's been true of every carpet-cleaning machine I've ever used. By way of caution, I used the rectangular brush attachment to clean the car upholstery. Be careful with it. It puts out a lot of water. If you're not careful, it could get into the air bag sensors in the seat cushions. Try it over the ground first to get an idea of the water flow. Once you know, you'll be fine. I can't comment on the belts because I haven't used the machine on a carpet. I did order a spare set, though, based on other people's reviews. I live in the middle of nowhere. I like having spares. I took some before and after pictures. One is of the driver's seat cushion, which still had last winter's salt stains because my old cleaning machine bit the dust. The other is of the driver's side floor mat, which also hadn't been cleaned in a while. This is a four-year-old car. It feels pretty new after a good cleaning, though. I'm a happy camper. Richard

We needed a new carpet cleaner for some heavy area rugs we have covering wood floors as well as some standard wall-to-wall carpeting. The machine is quieter than previous Bissell and Hoover models and it did what it claimed: our carpeting and rugs looked new again, and the clean went all the way to the backing. I used paper towels to see if the result was just a surface clean, and sure enough, the towels stayed clean and white right to the best of the base of the fibers. The big test came when I had to clean a super dense, high pile area rug that stalled multiple vacuum cleaners. I figured the Bissell's brush roll would stall as well. But it didn't, and every spot was gone, including greasy food stains. This Bissell is the best--by far--of the 4 carpet cleaners we have owned, and we purchased it at a lower price at Sam's than the prices we paid years ago at other stores for carpet cleaners that did not clean as well.