Little Green Pro Portable Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner and Car/Auto Detailer with Deep Stain Tool, 3" Tough Stain Tool, Plus Two 8 oz. Trial-Size Formulas, 3194

I just had to share my experience with the BISSELL Little Green Cleaner (Model 1400B). As a pet parent with two very active dogs, I was on the lookout for something that could tackle those inevitable messes on my carpets. Spoiler alert: this little machine did not disappoint! What I Needed With pets around, you know the struggle of keeping carpets clean—spilled food, occasional accidents, and the dreaded muddy paw prints. I needed something specifically for spot-cleaning stains and messes, and this seemed like a perfect fit. Setting It Up Right out of the box, setting up the BISSELL Little Green Cleaner was a breeze. I’m not the most tech-savvy person, but this was straightforward and user-friendly. Plug it in, fill up the tank, and you’re good to go. First Impressions I was pretty impressed with its cleaning power. It feels solid and does a great job lifting stains out of the carpet. You can actually see the dirt and grime getting sucked up, which is oddly satisfying! Features I Loved One of my favorite features is the Stain Trapper Tool on the handle. It’s a lifesaver! This tool traps the really nasty stuff (like pet urine or vomit) in a small, separate cup. You can pour it down the toilet without worrying about it contaminating the machine. No more lingering smells—a huge plus! Cleaning Performance It's pretty effective at cleaning different surfaces and types of stains. I’ve used it on everything from spilled coffee to my dogs' messes, and it handled all of it like a champ. I have no complaints here. Maintenance Cleaning and maintaining the machine is pretty simple. You empty the dirty water tank, rinse it out, and you’re done. It’s hassle-free, which I appreciate. The Downside The only issue I encountered was that the handle tended to leak water. It’s not a deal-breaker, but it’s something to be aware of. I make sure to have a towel handy when I’m using it to catch any drips. Would I Recommend It? Absolutely! Despite the minor leakage issue, the BISSELL Little Green Cleaner has been a great addition to my cleaning arsenal. It’s effective, easy to use, and perfect for pet owners dealing with frequent messes. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable spot cleaner.

I have the larger green machine for my carpets, and it works great. So, I didn't hesitate to order this smaller version for my upholstered furniture. I purchased it in December of 2023 and it is now June of 2024 and I use this all of the time. It is effective on cleaning stains and removing odors as well as just freshening things up. It is light-weight and easy to set up and operate. We have two small dogs -- one is perfectly housebroken and very well behaved. The other one not so much. We had gotten her a few months before and THOUGHT she was ready to be allowed up on the couch. We were sadly mistaken. I was very worried because my furniture is still pretty new. Even though I had a thick blanket on the couch, some of the urine had gone through. This machine definitely saved the day. I cleaned it thoroughly, let it air dry, and repeated the cleaning the next day, just for good measure. I was a bit concerned that the brush head might be too rough on the fabric (it is a light grey in color and has a sort of velvety texture). But there was no problem with fading and no damage at all. There is no stain or smell -- I used the deep-clean antibacterial solution that was included with purchase. If I had only used it that one time, I would have considered my purchased to be more than worth the rather modest price. But, I have since used it many times and it still looks new and works just fine. I've used it to clean small areas of carpet when I didn't really need to get my full-sized carpet cleaner out. I've used it to freshen up our pet beds in between taking the covers off and laundering them. I've used it on the floor and seats in our vehicles. In fact, my daughter is using it on her mattress right now (spilled glass of iced tea). Clean up was a bit tricky the first time but now it goes very smoothly (I did watch the informative video from just a dad). I'm so happy I found this and it has saved me the time, hassle and money over renting a carpet cleaning machine for an emergency clean up.

My old Bissell portable carpet cleaner finally gave up the ghost after more than 20 years of service. So, I went for another Bissell. After using it for a while, I'm impressed across the board. Setup and usage is very straightforward, and there are a number of design touches to make using it (and storing it when not in use) efficient and easy. The long cord and long hose make tasks such as stair cleaning so much easier. Cleaning the machine after use (which is mandatory if you want the vac to perform well and last a long time) is simple. Suction power is excellent. The spray pattern is mostly good, but it would have been nice to be able to adjust the spray dispersion angle since sometimes it's too wide for the task at hand. Not a major issue, however. The only cons are the operating sound and the hose quality. This is loud! As in shop vac loud. Everyone in the house, and probably the neighbors (if the windows are open) will know you're using this. But having a strong suction power requires a larger motor, so there's an equitable trade off. The hose is functional, but given that it's the primary stress point, I would have liked a thicker, more stout hose even if it didn't have the ability to coil as neatly as the present hose. Even with the cons, this has been a pleasure to use, and the performance has been excellent. Five stars.

This Bissell Little Green Pro has become my go-to for tackling stubborn stains on my car seats and living room carpet. The suction power is genuinely impressive for such a compact unit, and it successfully removed some old coffee stains I thought were permanent. Setup is straightforward and the included tools work well for different situations - the 3" tool is perfect for tight spots while the deep stain tool handles larger areas effectively. The main downsides are that it's noticeably louder than I expected and the hose feels a bit short when working on car interiors, forcing me to move the unit around frequently. Also, for really large areas it would take forever since you're working in small sections. Despite these minor annoyances, the cleaning results speak for themselves and make it worth the investment.

I purchased this little miracle worker back in March of 2022, and it’s still going strong, tackling every pet accident and spill with impressive ease. Performance: Imagine this: your furry friend has a little "oops" moment, or your morning coffee decides to take a detour onto the carpet. Panic? Not anymore! With the SpotClean Pro, I've managed to erase every stain without breaking a sweat. I usually get to the mess within 24 hours so I haven't tackled old stains, but this machine has yet to meet a stain it can't conquer in my home. Professional Touch: As the owner of a cleaning business, I've put this machine to the test in various settings. One memorable moment was using it to clean a customer's sofa. The result? Absolutely beautiful. Brush Attachments: Now, let’s talk about those brush attachments. I did end up replacing mine, but only because they tackled some truly gnarly messes and I felt it was more sanitary to swap them out before using them at a client's home. Fresh brushes, fresh start! Versatility: I’ve thrown all sorts of cleaning chemicals at this machine—Bissell, other brands, you name it. And guess what? Every single one has worked like a charm. This tells me that the magic lies in the machine itself. It’s not quite as powerful as a commercial-grade extractor but it does get the job done. Watching all that dirty water being sucked out of the carpet is oddly satisfying. Compact Design: And can we talk about the design? It’s relatively compact and fits perfectly in the cubby in my mudroom. It’s like Bissell knew exactly what I needed. No more lugging around a giant machine or finding storage space for bulky equipment. Durability: After over two years of solid use, this little powerhouse is still going strong. It's seen countless pet accidents, food spills, and beverage catastrophes, and it just keeps going. Did I mention it cleaned the interior of my teenage son's vehicle? In short, if you have pets, kids, run a cleaning business, or are just a bit of a klutz (like me), the Bissell SpotClean Pro Portable is an absolute game-changer. It's easy to use, compact, and incredibly effective. Say goodbye to stubborn stains and hello to a cleaner, happier home!

I was using the regular Little Green model to shampoo my couch initially, which worked okay but I wanted something with more suction since no matter how many drying passes I made the couch would still be quite damp to the touch after and take forever to dry. I like how this machine was basically ready to use right out of the box, no assembly or anything. I first tested it on an area where my cat puked on the couch, I sprayed some of the solution on the area first to pre-treat it then proceeded to use this and it cleaned it up amazingly well. I went over the area a few more times to make sure I got up as much of the solution as I could and the area was only slightly damp afterwards. It is louder and heavier than my other Little Green but for the extra suction power I don't mind it at all. It's easy to remove the tanks, the dirty water tank is MUCH easier to clean than the other Little Green one with the wide opening at the top. It's now much faster and easier shampooing my couch with the extra suction, I don't have to spend an extra 20 minutes making drying passes and I find I don't have to press down as hard in order for it to suck up the solution as I did with my old one so my wrist isn't as sore after. So far quite happy with this machine, I'm hoping it continues working well for a long time.

You know, I looked so long & did so much research, I feel it would just be wrong not to review my new friend Bissell. For details on Bissell Pro specifically~ scroll to end. For research on options, keep reading. I have to say I did not intend to get a carpet or upholstery cleaner. I tried 3 different spots to rent one over a weekend & they were all gone or broken. In sharing my frustration with my mom, she surprised me with the Hoover upright pet cleaner. The thing works pretty good. For a 100 bucks & the small space it uses, worth it. However, what I really needed was upholstery & it does not have attachment options. So here's the rabbit hole I went down for weeks, actually months. Do I exchange for cleaner with attachments? Or get a spot cleaner? Well, every spot cleaner review states, they leak with some horror story of muddy water on a clean carpet. Every cleaner with attachments, other than the industrial size one you need a garage for, which we do not have the room as I live with Fred Sanford, states it doesn't clean as well as a pro. So, the only viable option is both or just a good spot cleaner, if you have smaller areas. Obviously, I went with the Bissell Pro Pet. I could say I Finally decided to try bc it went on sale but truth is, I was going to need professional help, if I read one more ounce of information so, it had to be done. After cleaning all my upholstery, which I am honestly grossed out by how much yuck came out, I can tell you this Bissel Pet Pro is the real deal. The only down side is, it cleaned my couch so well, I now have light patches. So either color was scrubbed off, or dirt was covering the faded spots (Spoiler, it's the 2nd one) DETAILS~ ~Steam? Nope. You can add hot water but just doesn't feel hot as when you spray it out, kinda lukewarm. Plus, most pro soaps will do the job at home so, don't overthink it. ~Sprayer? Yes. You manually control it. It is a spray not a stream so, if you keep moving the hose, the water will not drench. ~Suction. Oh my word, Yes. It's truly horrifying to see the dirt run through the clear nozzle. Quick tip~ Suction over as many times as necessary until you don't see water & will dry quickly. ~Water containers~ Both removable with handles. ~ Dirty water container will hold 2 fills of the clean container. If you run out mid job, add some more clean water & keep going. Can be disassembled to clean inside. Just give the handle a good push to the other side & it will release. ~Clean water container, does drip when removing & refilling. Just some drips so if you know, you're prepared but may be issue in future. Last note, the spot cleaner. I did not have an accident to test it on but, this hockey puck sized nozzle was too fascinating not to try. Pretty sure this thing could've sucked up the cat if she walked by. All in all this is worth every penny. On sale or retail at about $179 right now. As good as a Store rental machine with the space of a large backpack. Also, the cord is long enough to run to do auto detail. Dirty, nasty, work truck auto detail. I would buy the Bissell dinner if I could for the things it's had to see.

I bought this because I was tired of scrubbing cat barf out of the carpet and the furniture with paper towels and woolite spray. We have an older, bigger Bissell that's the big rolling kind, like a stand-up vacuum cleaner, and it still does a good job shampooing our carpets a few times a year, but it's no good with the little details, and it's just way too much trouble to deploy for a single barf. This works well on recent pet crimes. I also managed to drag about 90% of this years-old coffee stain out of it this morning in about 10 minutes, which I honestly did not expect to work. I figured that was there forever and maybe I could improve it a little, but nope. A true testament to the power of this little machine! The only thing I have not tested it on yet is set-in cat pee-- I'll probably update my review when I get a chance to tackle that. BEST feature is the Stain Trapper Tool, which is a detachable head for the hose that keeps everything you suck up in a mini-tank that's easier to empty, so you don't have to deal with trying to rinse something really gross out of the bigger, more unwieldy tank. Much more convenient for small messes that you want to deal with quickly. You'll have to stop and empty it every couple of minutes, but I just kept a bucket next to me for that. It has a generously long cord, the carry handle feels sturdy, and it's simple to use. Everything is labeled. If I have one criticism, it's the design of the water/shampoo tank. It's not flat, so you can't easily set it in the sink to fill it, it kinda just tips over and it's hard to see the fill line, especially in a white ceramic sink. That's the hardest part of using it, and it's not like it's super arduous so I'm not even knocking off points! I highly recommend this model! Especially if you can snag a "cosmetically damaged" one at a deep discount like I did. ;) Either way, it's worth the money. I'm already trying to loan it to friends just so they can experience the joy of stain-lifting.