HOOVER CleanSlate Pet FH14051 vs Bissell SpotClean ProHeat Pet 2513W Spot Cleaner COMPARISON
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- čas přidán 21. 02. 2022
- Hoover CleanSlate Pet Carpet & Upholstery Spot Cleaner, Stain Remover, Portable, with Pet Tool Kit, FH14051 amzn.to/4aTO1ff (paid link) BISSELL SpotClean ProHeat Pet Portable Carpet Cleaner 2513W walmrt.us/3VXkblW #walmartpartner
HOW WELL DOES EACH ONE CLEAN. Which one cleans better. How big is each machine and how much solution and dirty water does each one hold. How well does it do cleaning up a mess on carpet.
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I got a Clean Slate brand new for $45. And I love it. My dog is old and can’t hold her bladder like she used to so she has a lot of accidents. And it’s just useful for my car and rugs that I can’t wash.
Thanks, this video show me how those machines work, I was thinking I needed one of those, but I already have a big, very big an powerful vacuum for liquids and solids, and I was thinking this types of machines will do something different, and it just will spray water with solution, I don't have like a lot of space in my apartment so definitely you safe my a couple of bucks and space, I will keep my vacuum and I will do clean with my brush and my regular hand spray bottle, once again tnks.
You are welcome!
I just bought the Hoover unit a couple days back and have found it to be totally fine for household cleaning. One thing I discovered, though, is that I get the very best results from agitating the stain with a rotary brush on the end of a drill after soaking it with the solution. The brush attachment works okay, but a rotary brush really will break up a stain better.
This is literally my plan. I wanted just the widest most powerful suction extractor I could get.
@@davidlabarrwhat’s a rotary brush and how do you connect it to a drill? Like a power drill where you connect screw driver heads?
@@eden20111 correct. It’s a brush drill bit you attach to a power drill to agitate dirt.
@@eden20111search drill brush on Google. Tons of vendors that sell then
Thank you for this I appreciate it I'm currently on fence as I have older dog that been having accidents and thinking about one of these bc getting the bigger one out for small spots are killing my back but I think I'm going with preheat one 😅
Thank you for this video. Super helpful
You're so welcome!
Hard to decide as at some point i own a hoover or a bissel product and always liked them.
Does this also clean up dry messes? looking for a versatile car vacuum
I've heard that not all cleaning formulas are the same and other's have suggested Bissell has a better formula. Be interesting to see the same test again but with the same formula in both machines.
Great suggestion!
As an ex-carpet cleaner first off you soak the stain And work it in with a brush let it sit for a couple minutes and then sprayed again lightly and when sucking from carpet always put pressure down on the tool so your left and will be pressing on the attachment your right hand holding down handle if you will Create a good seal for a suction. Also I’m kind of curious how long have them stains been sitting there from experience it’s not that easy if you’ve got to stand that’s been there for a long period of time but it is cleanable
Bulls eye 👁 9:18
Yeah. This guy was driving me crazy ‘wasting’ the solution and not using the scrubber to remove the dirt. I wanted him to put a little ‘elbow grease’ into the cleaning process. Then he immediately sucked up the solution. Waste! Sorry, but it’s a typical example of ‘man-cleaning’.
@@smakcanada One could also do away with the machine. Use spot cleaner solution in a spray bottle and leave it for a minute. Scrub with a brush and suck it up with a wet and dry shop vacuum.
@@smakcanadayeah he should have just let a woman do her job and be a real man.
honestly, i had the bissell and i hated it. the hose cracked after a year, which can’t easily be replaced. the hoover definitely looks like the better machine for me. honestly, it really comes down to how and what you’re cleaning. are you pre treating? are you cleaning little areas or larger? i do wish you would have mentioned that in your video because they’re pretty much the same, it comes down to preference. thank you!!
What is the motor comparison?
Great video! I have this Hoover, but I'm curious as to how the Hoover compares to the Bissell SpotClean Pet Pro Portable Carpet Cleaner.
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Looking closely at your older model hoover at 8:50 time, it looks like the hose broke at one point? And you used a coupler to fix it? Is that what I"m looking at? I have a problem with my Bissell where the hose cracked and was wondering if I'd be able to repair it.
yeah the hoover is over 5 years old and I did get a leak in the hose, i fixed it with some flex tape,
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How do you think something like the bissell would do on a memory foam bed? thanks so much!
maybe ok but some of the solution might sink into deep to be able to get out.
Hello could you please compare this Bissell vs the other Hoover the older model ? Thank you
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The one difference that I wanted to see between the two was which one sucked up the cleaner best....the bissell or the hoover??
The Bissell is better
Just now returning the Bissell cuz the return tank leaked right back into hose and leaked onto clean floor. I'm a retired carpet cleaner and I feel gross using either. 😂
I am debating on buying the hoover clean slate. I would say you didn't hold the nozzle at a good enough angle to ensure proper suction when trying to extract the liquids.
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Which works better, the bissell pro heat or the Bissell little green machine? Thanks
I like pro heat better, but my favorite hoover spotless its older but still available amzn.to/3Ri4ksh
It looks like the Bissel was the winner here? Witch do you prefer ? Thanks
@9:56 Your Bissell seems to be leaking quite a bit when you remove the tank for the dirty water, is that typical? How dry do they leave your carpets when compared one to the other? You never seem to cover this in any of your reviews.
Yes! Just threw mine out because of this. The cap at the bottoms twists off and your hands get drenched in the dirty water. It is disgusting and it always leaks. Horrible design. Also always had an issue getting the hose cleaned out.
I've used my Bissell for 2 years and loved it. In total I think I've used it maybe 30 times. It works fine but I've often thought the nozzle was too small. Suddenly the hose split (where it meets the nozzle) but I was able to repair it with duct tape. At the same time the canister that holds the cleaning solution started leaking, and not a little... alot. The leak is at the rubber bit that connects to the base, so I may try to replace that? The dirty water canister doesn't leak (yet) but is a pain to rinse out after each use (dog hair stuck inside). I really like the way the hoover opens up all the way so that wouldn't be an issue. I would say that 30 uses is not a good life span for the cost of the Bissell, I will be looking at others.
I've used my daugther's Hoover and love it! I like the bigger nozzle. I did my furniture with it and boy oh boy was that water dirty. I'm a smoker and I'm sure that has a lot to do with it, but it did a beautiful job!
Do you have both Hoover compared? This one and your favorite older model?
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I just bought the Hoover I hope I don’t regret it
Did you regret it ?
@@boosieannawhiteside4673 so far so good
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bought my Hover today for $80 at Canadian Tire Black Friday Sale
Both great with relatively minor differences, the biggest overall difference maker that puts Bissell over the top certainly is cleaner formula and slightly better suction. Also helps putting formula on stain and agitating before spot cleaning
One could use the Bissel formula inside the Hoover or even pre-wash/soak the carpet or upholstery. Unlimited pooooweerrrrr!!
Thanks. My chief concern is the suction.
How do you agitate a stain? What do you mean by that?
@@eden20111 scrub. preferably with a cleaning formula.
Did you use same cleaning solution in both machine?
Yes I did
how will this do on a couch??
it will do great!! I use it all the time on ours
I had the bissell and returned it because it had such little suction, my couch was left a sopping mess! This makes me almost think I had a lemon and should try again. I really need a cleaner, I just have been through so many with such poor suction that I'm tired of the game. I wish there was a way to really test which machine has the best suction because at the end of the day that is the most important thing. I can spray cleaner onto things myself but I need the suction power to get it all out so nothing molds or gets stanky.
U got a lemon bro but i use hoover now
@@killahboii maybe. I tried 2 bissells in this model both didn’t meet my expectations. I ended up with the bissell spot clean pro (everyone gets it confused with this machine but it’s very different) and it’s the best I’ve ever used! I love the thing and it’s so much easier to clean the tanks out too. I’ve heard good things about Hoover, I almost went with that but gave Bissell one last shot 😆
A big head means more loss of cfm..... wich is already pretty low.
The Bissel does not have an actual heater. The motor just happens to be located under the water tank.
Thanks for the tip
this is not how it works, you need to spray and don't collect let it soak there a bit then collect
I like Bissell better than Hoover.
Why does Bissell make their brushes so small?
They have a bunch of different models. Some come with the wider head. None of them really have enough amps to make use of the larger nozzles though.
Just bought direct from Bissell the SpotClean Professional. Figure bigger motor, easier to clean, bigger holding tanks but no hose cleaning adapter 🤔
I would have thought it would have come with it.
@@JustADad I have the model 3624C. I surely wouldn't have been able to decide if I hadn't seen your videos ☺️
@@SudburyMan Glad they helped!!
I just threw away a 3 year old Bissell Spot Clean yesterday. Hose design is horrible as it puts it in a bind and cracks it. I replaced the hose once, then it cracked again, so I taped it. Both tanks leak. Then I was cleaning a stain, started to the sink, and the unit was pouring dirty water out of the bottom of the machine on to the carpet and hall. I threw it in the yard, and am in the market for a different brand.
Oh no!
I just got my hoover cleanslate for $98 at Walmart
I just got the hoover at bed bath today
Good find!
I can see the Bissell working faster and with less effort
The Bissell won easily. It even cleaned up after the Hoover with little effort.
Yeah I agree!!
This may have been the difference in the two cleaning formulas, though.
@@uberurbana4894 either way, I went to my local Walmart and grabbed a Bissell same day I posted.
it really didn’t though, the suction on them is terrible. i’d be interested to see what the bottom looks like in terms of how much water is left in the carpet.
The design of emptying out the dirty water tank sucks. It’s at the bottom and it leaks all the time. It gets all over your hand. I just threw mine out because I got sick of cleaning it out. It was such a hassle.
I just got the hoover cleanslate at Walmart for $108
how do you like it?
I think the head is to big on it. I notice it struggles trying to suck at the dirtyness out of carpet unless you really put a lot of pressure down on it.
Too bad bissell machines only work for 1-2 years tops lol
No offence, but you have very little idea of the correct operation procedures. I don't even own one yet, but I would think your use the sprayer from a DISTANCE, let it sit, then scrub with the bristles of the attachment,THEN tilt attachment to vacuum. Your testing showed virtually nothing of performance camparisons.😔
So the Bissel cleaned better, you had to add more effort into cleaning with Hoover, yet you liked the Hoover better.... um ok....
I like the Bessel better, I guess I was just a little upset that I thought it might heat the water a little more than it did.
Well that wasn’t even close 😭
Yep
Not just a coffee?
What's your honest onion on these other videos. I could put them on Just a Dad Tip channel, but I have several videos of Spot cleaner and vacuums on this channel, so I kind of what to keep them on the same channel. I appreciate all your support and help with my channel.
@Just A Dad Videos I pointed at that as a (I noticed) not a complaint. I like product comparison like yours because at America's test kitchen they just seem like a commercial for the winner of the so-called outcome. Yours are much less a paid ad!
@@rgruenhaus thanks so much for your honest feedback. I really appreciate it. Thanks
These are all designed to fail within a year or two. By then the warranty is over and they've "updated" the design to prevent customers from swapping and returning for new ones.
Textbook designed obsolescence to force you into a "subscription" of vacuums every few years.