what is a reasonable number of hours that I should expect for it to take for the carpet to dry after I use it? I'm using the automatic circular method and it's been about 24 hours now and I still can feel a tiny bit of dampness on the carpet when I feel it with my fingers. Is that normal? She it be dry by now?
@waspy89 hard question to answer as there's so many variables - ie. Climate, humidity levels and how much solution you are spraying down. I live in the desert so things dry out quick. If its taking a long time to dry, make sure you are not spraying too much cleaning solution and you are vacuuming up as much of the liquid as you can. Hope that helps.
@waspy89 Respond to this video....The cooler the air in your home, the faster it will dry, should not be more than 2-3 hours with this type of machine. Rule of thumb....in higher humidity areas, keep your windows shut and run your A/C as usual along with the ceiling fans, air-movement helps a lot! If not in higher humidity areas in the summer, open your windows and have some type of air moving in your home, either with regular fans or ceiling fans. continued....
@waspy89 In the winter time, air-movement is important....just run your heating system as you normally would in your home, regardless of the area/region you live-in. Taking the time to make sure you extract as much liquids as possible is vital as well. Hope this helps.
Respond to this video... Respond to this video....The cooler the air in your home, the faster it will dry, should not be more than 2-3 hours with this type of machine. Rule of thumb in the summer for higher humidity areas is to keep your windows shut and run your A/C as usual along with the ceiling fans, air-movement helps a lot! If not in higher humidity areas in the summer, open your windows and have some type of air moving in your home, either with regular fans or ceiling fans. (cont)
what is a reasonable number of hours that I should expect for it to take for the carpet to dry after I use it? I'm using the automatic circular method and it's been about 24 hours now and I still can feel a tiny bit of dampness on the carpet when I feel it with my fingers. Is that normal? She it be dry by now?
waspy89 1 year ago
@waspy89 hard question to answer as there's so many variables - ie. Climate, humidity levels and how much solution you are spraying down. I live in the desert so things dry out quick. If its taking a long time to dry, make sure you are not spraying too much cleaning solution and you are vacuuming up as much of the liquid as you can. Hope that helps.
jasoncooksey 1 year ago
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sabrpilot 8 months ago
@waspy89 Respond to this video....The cooler the air in your home, the faster it will dry, should not be more than 2-3 hours with this type of machine. Rule of thumb....in higher humidity areas, keep your windows shut and run your A/C as usual along with the ceiling fans, air-movement helps a lot! If not in higher humidity areas in the summer, open your windows and have some type of air moving in your home, either with regular fans or ceiling fans. continued....
sabrpilot 8 months ago
@waspy89 In the winter time, air-movement is important....just run your heating system as you normally would in your home, regardless of the area/region you live-in. Taking the time to make sure you extract as much liquids as possible is vital as well. Hope this helps.
sabrpilot 8 months ago
Respond to this video... Respond to this video....The cooler the air in your home, the faster it will dry, should not be more than 2-3 hours with this type of machine. Rule of thumb in the summer for higher humidity areas is to keep your windows shut and run your A/C as usual along with the ceiling fans, air-movement helps a lot! If not in higher humidity areas in the summer, open your windows and have some type of air moving in your home, either with regular fans or ceiling fans. (cont)
sabrpilot 8 months ago
How do you clean the brush? In between the notches where the water goes in I have like dust that is stuck, is there a trick to get it out?
AndreeBarra 1 year ago
Does it have to be the Little Green Bissell solution?
We've run out of it, what do you use as an alternative?
erasermafacer 2 years ago
@erasermafacer You buy more.
DudeDie222 1 year ago
best review of this product, by far.
all the other ones suck
thanks!!!!!!!
DjPATR0N3 2 years ago
lol .. u sure?
;-)
whisperingvenus 2 years ago
Haven't found anything I hate about it yet.
jasoncooksey 2 years ago