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BISSELL Little Green Multi-Purpose Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner Review




                   What’s the best carpet cleaner under $100? BISSELL Little Green Multi-Purpose Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner, 1400B cleans and sanitizes your carpets and upholstery while using very little water and detergent, which makes it an environmentally friendly option as well. 


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                    In this review, we’ll look at how the BISSELL Little Green works, as well as its pros and cons. We’ll also discuss any issues that owners have had with the product and compare it to similar products on the market today.



Design & Build Quality


                   The BISSELL Little Green is a small, portable cleaner that cleans carpets, upholstery, and tile. The cleaner does not need to be plugged in for use.

                 It uses water to clean the surface so it is eco-friendly. The BISSELL Little Green has many of the same features as larger cleaners such as adjustable suction control and a two year warranty. The design is lightweight but durable because it can withstand falls from up to 4 feet.


Features and Functions


                     I was excited to try this out as I have a toddler who sometimes spills things on our carpet. My first impression of the cleaner was that it is very lightweight, which means it can be moved around easily by one person (or even carried). 

                     It also has a child lock so you don't need to worry about your little ones accidentally pressing the button on top. The cleaner does an amazing job of cleaning up stains quickly.


Pros & Cons


                    The BISSELL Little Green is a handy, portable carpet cleaner that's able to clean carpets, upholstery, bare floors, curtains and other items. It has been a pleasure to use it in our home because it's so powerful and easy to use.   

                     One thing I like about this product is the compact size which makes it easier to store. Another pro of the BISSELL Little Green is that you don't have to worry about toxic chemicals as this cleaner is all natural.


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