BISSELL Big Green Professional Carpet Cleaner Feature Scores
Explore all 39 feature scores for BISSELL Big Green Professional Carpet Cleaner, organized into pros and cons.
Scores by Feature
Summary
39 reviewed features-
Very positive 4.5-5.023 (59%)
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Positive 3.5-4.411 (28%)
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Neutral 2.5-3.42 (5%)
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Negative 1.5-2.43 (8%)
Pros
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Overall opinion was strongly positive across most reviews, with repeated best-in-class or highly recommended conclusions, plus one mixed consumer-review outlier.
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Stain-removal performance was the strongest recurring theme, with reviewers praising dried-on, tough, vomit, tomato sauce, and other stain results.
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Heavy-duty suitability was a standout theme: reviewers repeatedly framed the machine as a workhorse for large areas and deep cleaning.
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Water-tank performance was repeatedly praised for large capacity, removable/refill-friendly design, and long coverage between refills.
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The liquid system stood out for efficient water use, removable/refillable tanks, visible solution status, and strong area coverage before refilling.
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Reviewers consistently praised suction at the floor head/nozzle, with repeated test evidence of class-leading extraction; the main caveat was weaker sealed suction at the hose in one test.
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Build quality was one of the clearest strengths, with reviewers citing rental-fleet toughness, long-lasting construction, and tank-like durability.
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Comparative performance was strong, with reviewers saying it beat named rental-style competitors and lower-priced options for key cleaning tasks.
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Ease of use was strong where reviewers discussed push/pull cleaning, maneuverability, tank installation, and large-area coverage before refill stops.
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Fresh or wet stain pickup was praised in several tests, including fast grape-juice cleanup and strong wet-stain results.
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Reviewers generally considered it worth the higher price because of performance, durability, and warranty support, while still repeatedly noting it is expensive.
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Above-floor and upholstery cleaning were considered useful and at least slightly above average, helped by the hose and tough stain/stair tool.
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Drying performance was repeatedly praised, with reviewers saying it left carpets drier than competitors or helped carpets dry faster.
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Versatility was praised for hose, attachments, above-floor uses, and multi-surface capability, though spot cleaning was only slightly above average in one test.
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The hose and tough stain tool were repeatedly praised for making stair cleaning more practical.
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Floorhead feedback was mostly positive thanks to the large/aggressive brush and spring-loaded nozzle, but the 9-inch path was narrower than some competitors.
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Durability was a major strength in most reviews, especially rental-fleet build and tank-like construction, but one review cited leaking complaints.
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Hose length was praised by Vacuum Wars as Bissell’s longest hose, increasing reach for stairs, upholstery, and other above-floor tasks.
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Pet-related cleanup evidence was strong, with one review highlighting urine-stain cleanup and another noting pickup of pet hair and stains from carpet.
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The included hose and tough stain/upholstery tools were usually viewed as useful, though one reviewer strongly disliked the included shampoo bottles.
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Warranty confidence and widely available parts supported reliability confidence in the reviews that discussed ownership support.
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Maintenance was generally manageable, with easy tank and underbody cleanup, but brushroll removal requiring a screwdriver and interior wiping were drawbacks.
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Controls were viewed as simple and easy to operate, with one review noting the minimal on/off and trigger setup.
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Handling feedback was mixed: one review called it easy to maneuver, while another said its heavy body was still felt during use.
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The dirty-water tank earned strong marks in one test because it was easy to empty and clean through the large opening.
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One review of the Big Green 7700 praised its filtration approach for containing dust and helping clean the air while cleaning floors.
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The hose/accessory changeover was described as clearly marked and simple, requiring only a quarter-turn connection process.
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One owner observed carpet pet-hair pickup during deep cleaning, tying hair removal to the brushroll and extraction performance.
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The 7700 review described the heating element as useful for improving cleaning by raising hot tap-water temperature.
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One technician highlighted the spring-loaded/free-floating lower design as a rare design intended to accommodate higher-pile carpet.
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Mopping or hard-floor washing support came from one 7700 review, which said the hard-floor tool did a good job on sealed surfaces.
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Area-rug handling was supported only by one 7700 review, which said best results seemed limited to small areas, bare floors, and area rugs.
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Packaging received only light opinionated coverage, with one reviewer describing a colorful retail-style box full of advertising.
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Steam-cleaning feedback came from the 7700 review and was mixed: results ranged from adequate to very good, but slow operation was a caveat.
Cons
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Weight was the clearest repeated drawback: reviewers consistently called the machine heavy, large, or difficult for stairs and some users.
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Small-space suitability was weak because reviewers emphasized the need for storage space and cautioned against the machine for users who struggle with its size and weight.
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Innovation was a weak spot in one review, which said the machine’s only unusual trait was being larger and heavier than most competitors.
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Noise feedback was mixed: one technician found it very loud and advised earplugs for heavy use, while another owner considered it relatively quiet for its size.
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Storage feedback was split: the fold-down handle helped storage, but the machine’s large body made it inconvenient for some users to store or use often.