Anybody own one of these?

17 years ago

I need a spot cleaner for pet "clean ups". This one has very good reviews. Does anyone have one and can tell me about it?

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Linda Wayman
17 years ago
I've had a Big Green Clean Machine and a Little Green Clean Machine for years. Both of mine have worked wonderfully. When my dog was so sick before he died he threw up on the carpet several times. I used the little machine to clean up after him and it did an excellent job.
Mine doesn't look like the one shown. It's an older one.

Linda
sea_shell
17 years ago
I also have the "little" green machine, use it for cleaning chair cushions, spots, car seats etc. Love it for all those "little jobs"

Sue
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irishdancersgram
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We do have a spot remover but it doesn't look like that... We have a cat that is an upchucker and it sure does the trick....
janie_ga
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We had a cordless version that was awful! Would run the battery down in a couple of minutes and would take 8-12 hours to recharge. I would think the electric ones would be good. Janie
ruthieg__tx
17 years ago
I have one but the truth is I use a little brush and spray Woolite with Oxyclean and it is easier to use and does a better job.
Jodi_SoCal
17 years ago
We have the Little Green Machine as well. It certainly does come in handy and is *much* easier than the Big Green Machine was to have around.

Jodi-
trishaw
17 years ago
I have an older one and it works great. Keep in mind I have 8 cats, 5 dogs, 2 teen boys and Southern Clay-

Trish
danihoney
17 years ago
I have this one too and really like it. It has good suction considering the size of the wand. I've used it for pet and kid messes and on the floor mats in my car. The cleaner that goes with it has a nice scent also.
bulldinkie
17 years ago
Yes I" do,my daughter used it a couple times she said she likes mine it does a better job than her big one.....

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