Bissell 1715-G Bagless Handheld Vacuum
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- Weight: 6.06 lb.
- Cord Type: Cordless
- Design: Handheld
- Technology: Container (Bagless)
- Tank / Bag Capacity: 0.09 Gallon
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NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
Pros
works great if the stain is fresh
Cons
charged battery runs low after 3 minutes.
Recommended it?
No
The Bottom Line:
Doesn't stay charged for more than 3 minutes, not worth the price.
I have three small children who can create big spills. I needed something that would work on fresh stains as well as stains that I missed. I was told that this was the product for me. This was according the sales man at Sears. He said that this little guy would do the trick. I also asked him if it would work on my furniture. I wanted to clean my furniture.
He continued to tell me that the Bissell Spot Lifter was what I was looking for.
I brought it home to find I had to charge it for 24 hours first before I could even use it. Ok, that was a down fall, but I would charge it and then use it the next day.
After charging it for over 24 hours, I started to use it on a small stain from a few nights earlier. Within a few minutes (and the stain not all the way gone yet) the charged battery ran dead. I still had water on my floor and a machine that couldn't pick the water back up. I ended up having to get the water out of my carpet with an old towel.
I decided that maybe because it was new and all it just needed to charge longer than the 24 hour recommended time. I charged it again for another 24 hours. I decided I was going to try it again on another spot. Right after turning it on, water started spitting out at me and the charge ran down after 3 minutes again.
I don't feel that this is a very good product at all, at least not for me. If your stain is less than the size of a dollar bill then maybe it will work for you. I can say I think this is a worthless product and a waste of my time. If you have to charge it for at least 12 hours after each and every tiny spill, that doesn't seem worth it.
He continued to tell me that the Bissell Spot Lifter was what I was looking for.
I brought it home to find I had to charge it for 24 hours first before I could even use it. Ok, that was a down fall, but I would charge it and then use it the next day.
After charging it for over 24 hours, I started to use it on a small stain from a few nights earlier. Within a few minutes (and the stain not all the way gone yet) the charged battery ran dead. I still had water on my floor and a machine that couldn't pick the water back up. I ended up having to get the water out of my carpet with an old towel.
I decided that maybe because it was new and all it just needed to charge longer than the 24 hour recommended time. I charged it again for another 24 hours. I decided I was going to try it again on another spot. Right after turning it on, water started spitting out at me and the charge ran down after 3 minutes again.
I don't feel that this is a very good product at all, at least not for me. If your stain is less than the size of a dollar bill then maybe it will work for you. I can say I think this is a worthless product and a waste of my time. If you have to charge it for at least 12 hours after each and every tiny spill, that doesn't seem worth it.
