Review on 🧼 Bissell 1715U SpotLifter Handheld Carpet Cleaner - Cordless and Powerful by Louis Asok

Just bought my second Bissell Spotlifter. I had my first one about a year before it expired, but I really drove it into the ground. I've used it for everything from cleaning carpets, cleaning the chair I use with my computer, cleaning car carpets when there's a spill. Between a cat, a dog, and two active and young grandchildren, I had a lot to clean up. I absolutely hated lugging around a big carpet cleaner to clean up small messes and I hated the space the carpet cleaner occupied. In fact, I gave it to Goodwill before I got the spotlifter, so I was desperate for something to use. I'm not the best housewife in the world, but I'm not a total slob either, so I was dying to have something in our small house that would keep odors and clutter out. The original spot lifter didn't hold the energy for very long. I find that the new version works much better over a longer period of time. Since the remaining stream is larger, it also sucks better this time and picks up significantly more dirt. So Bissell was clearly working to improve that. Keep in mind that the cost of other small hand stain removers is much higher compared to Bissell. So you get a lot of product for a cheaper product. Target certainly offers the best price here too. Many other portable devices conserved their power by using a cable to connect to the mains. It's okay if they're only used in your own home. But if you plan on using it in your car or, say, your office with limited outlets, you'll run into problems with wired PDAs that Bissell can solve. A product good enough that hopefully Bissell will keep working on it. do better (because I'm sure I'll end up breaking it!) Karen Sadler