I got 34 minutes into this and will have to finish later but KUDOS to Thomas on starting his new venture and I wish him well with it and thanks to the bother of you for the shout out! It looks like he is off to a great start!
I've wanted a big green for so long, I initially bought a bissell revolution 2x, as soon as I got it I changed my mind, I returned it and went out and bought a big green. This is such a high quality professional machine. Just looking at the build quality I can assume this will hopefully last me for many more years than the other consumer grade bissell. Especially since these are used as rentals. The price tag hurt but I'm so excited about this machine.
@@VacLab well, my carpets look brand new and I was in aww of the chocolate milk looking mixture I got to pour into the toilet for the past 7 hours. Very addicting activity. 10/10 would recommend this machine. I am about halfway done with my house, 2nd half sounds like a tomorrow activity.
what makes the big green work so well is two things: 1) a strong brush motor 2) a powerful stage high vacuum motor. This sucks out all the water and only leaves a slitghly damp carpet behind. Other bissels leave tons of water behind and take over 24 hours to dry. The only downside is that there is no wattage left for a heater to truly steam the carpet. But it cleans so well it doesnt need it.
I just purchased the commercial version of this. From what Bissell said the only difference between this and the commercial is the commercial has a detachable yellow cord and heavier build. Unfortunately mine didn’t come with the hose kit but I did buy it as well. This machine really outcleans anything I’ve used in the past.
I knew the Big Green units were supposed to be good. If I didn't have an E2 black with the carpet, upholstery and hard surface wet cleaning attachments this thing would have been bought a while ago.
An excellent choice! I bought a used model maybe....7 ish years ago. I had a solenoid failure maybe 2 years ago, but that wasn't too hard to fix, other than that it's been going strong. I like Lindhaus's Extractaire formula it's a little spendy but it doesn't leave residue. Thomas should definitely get some defoamer, I think he's gonna need it.
Very nice demo. I have a Bissell ProHeat from 2007 and hate the bladder tank system. I was wondering about getting a Hoover Elite or one of these. I live in a smaller Bay Area home that is only 1440 square feet in total and thought this machine could be too big but seeing how well it works makes me think I should go with this one. It looks like it does better than any other machine.
I had a Hoover which broke down and started leaking, so I replaced it with the Bissell ProHeat. I had seen the big green machine, but it was expensive. I used the ProHeat once, and it went in the trash. It was awful. I then tried out a rug doctor, but as you know they only clean one way. I kept going back to the videos of the green machine, but was nervous about buying one because of the Bissell ProHeat. Anyway our local hardware store starting carrying them, and so I rented one. Luckily it was brand new when I rented it. After using it I ordered one and have never regretted it. I have had it about five or six years now. I would buy another in a heartbeat if I had to. Hope this helps.
How is the carpet cleaning business going? This machine looks incredible. My son says I'm Thomas "Wreckingwall" and he is VacLab. He often asks to borrow my vacuums. He gave me a Eureka Lightspeed 300 and I'm hoping he will make a video for it as it's Orange and I've not seen one like it.
@@VacLab We live too far in the Southwest but would have loved someone to clean the carpets with this machine. I hope he's still enjoying the Big Green.
now he needs to add the turbo brush. hHe bissel turbo brush didn't work for crap with any of the machine it shipped with, but this machine it works wonders on stairs.
Hi Mr Vaclab, am about to replace the carpet in my house soon. Am so impressed with your carpet, can you please tell me what type of carpet you have and recommend. Nylon, polyester, or the new "smart fiber" I believe it's a combination of the two. Thanks I really appreciate your feedback and help love watching your videos.
Hands down a fabulous mini meet. This machine was worth every penny I spent on it.
Thanks for mentioning my name and good luck with the new cleaning business!
I have the newer rug Dr. Pro 2018 model that has the two tanks that are both removable and it does about the same as the Bissell big green
I’ve had one for two years. Each time I use it I’m impressed! Hands down the best carpet cleaner I’ve ever used!!!
I got 34 minutes into this and will have to finish later but KUDOS to Thomas on starting his new venture and I wish him well with it and thanks to the bother of you for the shout out! It looks like he is off to a great start!
I've wanted a big green for so long, I initially bought a bissell revolution 2x, as soon as I got it I changed my mind, I returned it and went out and bought a big green. This is such a high quality professional machine. Just looking at the build quality I can assume this will hopefully last me for many more years than the other consumer grade bissell. Especially since these are used as rentals. The price tag hurt but I'm so excited about this machine.
Mine arrives today! Stoked to get these kid and pet stains out in my 1 year old house.
Let me know how it works out.
@@VacLab well, my carpets look brand new and I was in aww of the chocolate milk looking mixture I got to pour into the toilet for the past 7 hours. Very addicting activity. 10/10 would recommend this machine. I am about halfway done with my house, 2nd half sounds like a tomorrow activity.
@@nickcase2635 fantastic!
@@alexdesalvo6770 hi Alex. Well, you can contact me via my business email. Vaclab65@gmail.com
Can't wait to see what videos you post. 👍
Yes I love it
what makes the big green work so well is two things: 1) a strong brush motor 2) a powerful stage high vacuum motor. This sucks out all the water and only leaves a slitghly damp carpet behind. Other bissels leave tons of water behind and take over 24 hours to dry. The only downside is that there is no wattage left for a heater to truly steam the carpet. But it cleans so well it doesnt need it.
O H - I O !
I just purchased the commercial version of this. From what Bissell said the only difference between this and the commercial is the commercial has a detachable yellow cord and heavier build. Unfortunately mine didn’t come with the hose kit but I did buy it as well. This machine really outcleans anything I’ve used in the past.
I knew the Big Green units were supposed to be good. If I didn't have an E2 black with the carpet, upholstery and hard surface wet cleaning attachments this thing would have been bought a while ago.
An excellent choice! I bought a used model maybe....7 ish years ago. I had a solenoid failure maybe 2 years ago, but that wasn't too hard to fix, other than that it's been going strong. I like Lindhaus's Extractaire formula it's a little spendy but it doesn't leave residue. Thomas should definitely get some defoamer, I think he's gonna need it.
Very nice demo. I have a Bissell ProHeat from 2007 and hate the bladder tank system. I was wondering about getting a Hoover Elite or one of these. I live in a smaller Bay Area home that is only 1440 square feet in total and thought this machine could be too big but seeing how well it works makes me think I should go with this one. It looks like it does better than any other machine.
I had a Hoover which broke down and started leaking, so I replaced it with the Bissell ProHeat. I had seen the big green machine, but it was expensive. I used the ProHeat once, and it went in the trash. It was awful. I then tried out a rug doctor, but as you know they only clean one way. I kept going back to the videos of the green machine, but was nervous about buying one because of the Bissell ProHeat. Anyway our local hardware store starting carrying them, and so I rented one. Luckily it was brand new when I rented it. After using it I ordered one and have never regretted it. I have had it about five or six years now. I would buy another in a heartbeat if I had to. Hope this helps.
I hate those bladders too, so difficult to get clean. Pet hair and carpet fibers always stayed stuck in there.
How is the carpet cleaning business going? This machine looks incredible. My son says I'm Thomas "Wreckingwall" and he is VacLab. He often asks to borrow my vacuums. He gave me a Eureka Lightspeed 300 and I'm hoping he will make a video for it as it's Orange and I've not seen one like it.
Thomas' business never gained any traction unfortunately.
@@VacLab We live too far in the Southwest but would have loved someone to clean the carpets with this machine. I hope he's still enjoying the Big Green.
now he needs to add the turbo brush. hHe bissel turbo brush didn't work for crap with any of the machine it shipped with, but this machine it works wonders on stairs.
Hi Mr Vaclab, am about to replace the carpet in my house soon. Am so impressed with your carpet, can you please tell me what type of carpet you have and recommend. Nylon, polyester, or the new "smart fiber" I believe it's a combination of the two. Thanks I really appreciate your feedback and help love watching your videos.
It's 20 year old super cheap contractor grade medium pile carpet. Probably unbranded.
Hey Bill Didn't You Know That There's Now A Sanitaire Version Of The Bissell Big Green Carpet Cleaner?!
How about that.
Just me or is big green a beast to push?
It's you. I have no problem.
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I paid about $456 in 2019 for mine
Could you clean the deck with it?
No.
YOU LIVE IN OHIO?????
Yup.
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