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1 review
5.0
An extra-long power cord lets users cross medium-size rooms and tackle multiple spots without constantly switching outlets, which many owners call out as a convenience advantage.
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Versatility
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4 reviews
4.9
An always-attached onboard hose plus specialized tools like a pet urine brush, crevice tool and hose-cleaning attachment let it switch quickly between whole-room carpet cleaning and targeted spot or upholstery work, and testers also find it effective on area rugs, stairs and everyday sofa stains.
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Across reviews it is regarded as one of the best, though not flawless, full size carpet cleaners thanks to standout suction, fast stain removal and a handy onboard hose, but recurring complaints about louder operation, plastic heavy construction, thirsty solution use, wool carpet limitations and an only average Stain Striker spot tool temper what is otherwise an excellent, pet friendly package backed by strong warranty support.
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Designed with pet cleanup in mind, it pairs strong suction with an included pet tool whose self-contained mini tank keeps waste out of the main body, and reviewers note it can pull visible dog urine, cat vomit and other pet messes from carpets and rugs, while a built-in hair cage and anti-tangle brush roll stop pet hair from clogging the system and help leave furry rugs and dog beds looking fresh.
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The handheld tools make it effective for above-floor cleaning, with testers noting that it lifts everyday sofa and cushion stains and leaves upholstery looking refreshed once dry.
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Bin & Bag
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4 reviews
4.8
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Controls & UI
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2 reviews
4.8
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Reviews find it removes dried on stains exceptionally well on carpets and upholstery, from cured mud and set drink spills to stubborn dirt, dried red wine and even dried animal urine, often matching or beating leading Bissell Hydrosteam and Revolution models in head to head tests.
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Setup is straightforward and quick, with a clear Quick Start guide, simple handle and hose insertion, and easy tank filling, though the hose requires a firm second click to lock in place.
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Reviewers report it deep-cleans area rugs, pulling up murky water and hidden grime from high-traffic living room rugs in just a few methodical passes.
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Head to head testing shows the CarpetXpert can match or beat leading rivals like Bissell Hydrosteam and Revolution on many tough wet and dried stains and even deliver higher measured suction, though some reviewers still rank the Bissell Revolution Hydrosteam as the more refined overall package thanks to its build quality and long term track record.
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Ease of use
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7 reviews
4.6
Simple controls with deep and express modes, automatic solution mixing and trigger-free extraction make it feel like using a regular vacuum, and its lighter weight and agile handling keep cleaning sessions easy even compared with other flagship carpet cleaners, while clear indicator lights and an intuitive built-in spot cleaner plus Dry Only mode help make stain removal and drying feel almost foolproof.
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Handles tough wet and dried messes such as ketchup, protein shakes, sulfated red wine, dirt and even dried animal urine with repeated passes, making it well suited to heavy-duty cleaning in busy or accident-prone homes.
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Price & Value
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5 reviews
4.4
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Routine upkeep is straightforward thanks to the pop off nozzle, removable brush roll and accessible filters, yet heavy, sticky spills like orange juice and ketchup can quickly clog the internal filter and head so users should expect occasional extra rinsing and debris clearing after demanding cleaning sessions, and some testers note the wide cleaning head does not fully open, requiring a small tool to pick out trapped grime in tight spots.
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An express mode that uses less water for lighter cleaning, combined with strong suction, helps carpets dry faster than a standard heavy deep-clean pass, and testers find that using the Dry Only mode typically leaves carpet samples dry within a few hours and large rugs or upholstery dry in roughly two to six hours, though total drying time still depends heavily on how much solution you put down.
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Its dual tank system, with water and Deep Clean Pro in the main reservoir and an oxy booster for tough spots, automatically mixes solution and feeds a powerful spray that helps break up stains, but that high pressure spray can soak carpets quickly, burn through concentrate faster than some rivals and often calls for extra water only extraction passes to keep formula costs in check.
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Weight
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6 reviews
3.6
At roughly 18 pounds it undercuts many rival carpet cleaners by several pounds, which helps reduce strain compared with some competitors, though owners still describe it as a chunky, full-size machine that feels heavier and bulkier than a small handheld cleaner.
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Some owners still feel the upright frame is solid for a full size carpet cleaner, but this review highlights build quality as a key weakness, pointing out that many plastic on plastic latches, covers and tank clips creak, feel delicate and make long term durability seem less reassuring than sturdier Bissell designs.