have a Bissell Pro Heat deep cleaning carpet cleaner. I also have pets, which means even after running a sweeper, there’s still a certain amount of dog hair in the carpet.

I was steam cleaning the carpet, and a clump of wet dog hair got sucked into the Pro Heat, and the motor sound got "muffled". I took off the clear window on the front and cleaned it, but could not find the glob of dog hair that is slowing it down.

Is there a way to clear the hose or whatever part that the dog hair clump is stuck?

Thanks in advance for any and all help.

I’m planning on cleaning my parents home, including their carpet, which is covered in old urine stains. I have a deep cleaner, in the past certain shampoos I have tried to use on the carpet-the one’s that are from the manufacture- haven’t really done much to help remove the stain and odor.

When I was in Petco today I noticed that there were some carpet cleaner/shampoo there that are made specifically for pet urine and odor. I asked an Associate what they would recommend, they said all were good, but that Nature’s Miracle was the best. I have heard of it before but haven’t really tried it, and there are a lot of options as far as carpet cleaning goes.

If you have tried it-does it work?

Also, what type would you recommend?The one specifically made for urine, the deep cleaning shampoo, or any of the others?

Is there another brand you would suggest?

While a babysitter was in charge of my kids, my 4 year old son managed to ruin the carpet in his room. I have no idea what the stuff is, it is clumped into his carpet and makes his room smell horrible. I have attempted to shampoo with deep cleaning solution and vinegar as well. His carpet is dark green, and I need some sure fire solutions to this problem. Please help

I asked different companies and found the price varied from to 0. I am so confused. One company said that steam cleaning didn’t include the chemical liquid and only deep cleaning did. I have no idea about what a normal carpet cleaning process. I don’t want to be rip off.

Hey! I just purchased a Hoover Steam Vac (it works amazingly!!). I’ve been doing my living room in thirds because I live in an appartment and I have to rearrange the furniture to make a "clear path" for the carpet to be cleaned. However, there is one piece of furniture I really can’t move (it’s incredibly heavy). Would it be okay to go around it with the steam vac and like use the hand held attachment around it? Or should I ideally find someone to help me move it? Also, if I do have to move it, how soon can it be moved back? Do you have to put foil under it (its wood) to prevent staining (I don’t know if that’s true or not)

Also, my carpet is a dark green color, if that matters…ha!

Also – I used the bottle of Hoover Deep Cleaning that came with the steam vac, but its all used up. Stores around here only seem to carry resolve, oxy, and bissell carpet cleaners – any suggestions on good ones that don’t have a lot of perfumes?

Thanks in advance! 10points to best answer!

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Okay, I did get the furniture moved (asked a neighbor to help), and steam cleaned that area and did several extra dry sweeps to get up excess water….how long should I wait to move the furniture back? How can you tell if carpet is REALLY dry – is dry to the touch really indicative of this?

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I am trying to find a deep cleaning steam carpet cleaner.Does anyone have any good suggestions or reviews. I have 3 cats and a dog and my high traffic areas are getting really bad., Right now I have an upright Bissell and it just doesn’t seem to be cleaning enough.