Simplehuman Steel Frame Dishrack vs BISSELL Big Green Carpet Cleaner

I am referring to all the bottom and end plastic parts, the little spout that drains the water, the little trays that catch drip where your put glassware or sponge...

and then it vacuums it right up. After it's got this really powerful big agitator brush inside there too, so it sprays down. Clean solution, agitates ...

* The rack at the bottom: I prefer the fist design because it holds dishes better. I could not stand the second design and the latest design only gets high marks due to the protection added--overall, the first generation bottom rack layout still beats.

This tool, paired with a long attachment hose offer the best set of tools I've ever used with a household carpet cleaner. After the carpeting is compl...

I bought this to replace a previous model that was very similar. Previous model was all plastic, was on legs and had the movable pour spout. I wanted something with the legs and spout feature again because why doesn't every dish rack have that? Seriously. Pros: * The draining system is better than the previous model I had

They sleep. We work. They have always and continue to go out at least 8 or more times daily or whenever they sit at the door and whine. Love 'em, but now we can live easier without "never disappearing" pet stains

Make sure you measure 2-3 times because this thing is big. Yes it works well, yes it seems to be made well (like many other simplehuman products I have in the kitchen). I was very disappointed to see that mine did not come with the bamboo knife cover as shown in other reviews, for the price tag I believe this should have been included. Debating on returning and grabbing the smaller version

While this exact model isn’t still for sale, Bissell still sells carpet sweepers for between $20 and $40. Easy to clean and simple to use.

I do not expect them to withstand much use. I made sure to register my purchase, because I anticipate those being the point of failure on this one, and I doubt it will be anywhere close to ten years from now. The previous model included a bamboo knife block that fit into either end of the utensil rack. That gave a safe place to let the sharp knives dry without so much risk of hitting their blades while placing other utensils

Easy assemble & disassemble. — Pricey but it’s rugged. Not intended for distance up stairs. Always use your regular vac before shampooing

. so we can actually buy the product and not have to find the actual best option on page 3.

I found it was not hard to push at all (I have a really bad back too) and as for bulky, not at all! For the work this does and not having to continually having to fill and dump water tanks, I found that the larger tanks, which hold more, are much easier on my back. I also found that you don't waste as much cleaning products. I also liked the way the machine folds to store. Now for how it cleans

-1 star for price and the fact that the drain bottom could be more angled to improve the water flow into the drain spout.

I got 2 60oz bottles for $32 and some change today after tax and free shipping. Last time I bought them I had a slightly lower discount and paid $34.)

I am not sure why this inside coating is even needed but I am sure it cannot be healthy. Needless to say we will not be going with this brand in the future.

Now most of the dog fur had been long gone before I used the big green, so please keep that in mind. I cleaned all of the seats, top to bottom and then made my way to the carpeting, cleaning underneath the seats to the best of my ability. I probably went over the seats about 3 times before deciding that I was finished for the day. Now, when I went to dump out the water, it was black and there was lots of mud/dirt and rocks at the bottom of the dirty water container