One Pass California Water Blade
I purchased the Bissell Spot Clean Pro to clean my microfiber upholstery, and also to clean small spots on the carpet. I have two cats, so I need something to clean up their occasional messes. I found the unit easy to use, and easy to clean after use. It took me a little time to figure out the best way to clean without drenching the area, but once I did I found it did the job well. I have cleaned the upholstery before with a spray bottle and Shop-Vac, but the Spot Clean Pro is much easier to use, and it removed the moisture almost as well as the Shop-Vac.
I read some reviews that said the Spot Clean Pro was noisy. I didn't think it was any louder than my vacuum cleaner so I decided to test it. I have a Radio Shack sound lever meter so I did an unscientific measurement of the decibel levels. All measurements were done at 3' from each machine, one reading taken with the machine sitting on carpet, and the other reading on tile flooring. The Spot Clean Pro measured 82 db on carpet and 95 db on tile. My Eureka MightyMite canister vacuum was 81 on carpet and 90 on tile. My 8-gallon wet/dry Shop-Vac was 90 on carpet and 93 on tile. The Spot Clean Pro is a little louder that my vacuum cleaner, but way more convenient than the noisy, bulky Shop-Vac.
Overall I am very pleased with this machine. I found the 22' power cord and 5' flex hose long enough for me to reach everything easily. The only issue I had was that there is only one fill line marked on the clean water tank, and since I only used half the cleaning solution I had to find a place to store the leftover fluid, or throw it away. It would be nice if Bissell had a half-full mark on the clean water tank so you could mix enough solution for small jobs. Since the clean water tank holds 96 ounces, I measured 48 ounces of water and marked a line on my tank to make it easier next time. Other than this one small issue, I like the machine a lot and would highly recommend it to others.
Anyone, who lives on a hill, knows that wind can be a powerful force. The Dutch have harnessed this energy for many years. What are the drawbacks?
BalasHapusI'm doing a project on Dry Geothermal energy and i need some sites.Google haven't helped me so i need your help.
BalasHapusMy husband and I live in california and we are thinking about going on a cruise. Neither one of us have been on one before.. We have a 18 month old baby... we were thinking that for the first time.. we would like to go to the mexican riviera, for seven days at the most.. what cruise lines have the best prices? any of you have any suggestions? what cruise line would you suggest? anything that you would stay away from? what have your experiences been like? Do you think it's a bad time to go on a cruise, because of our son's age?
BalasHapusThey're not expensive, I grew up with 3 on my house back East. For half the year they provided energy for heating water, etc. Solar panels could do even more in Cali, where the sun is out year round!. Sacramento, can ya hear me?
BalasHapus