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One of my biggest issues since adopting my dog has been dealing with carpet messes (bad dog!). A pet carpet cleaner like the Bissell Revolution Hydrosteam would've saved me a lot of stress. Right now, you can get this steam vapor cleaner for $349.99 (originally $399.99) directly from the Bissell website. You also get an additional 10% off if you provide your email on the product page.
This wired carpet cleaner is designed for pet owners, but it also removes most common human stains on carpets, too, like food or outdoor debris. If you have a lot of rugs or a home with carpet, it can be a useful tool to have at your disposal. This carpet cleaner uses Bissell's "HydroSteam Technology," a heater and fluid delivery system that combines steam vapor, water, and soap. It penetrates deep into carpet fibers to remove stains, debris, and dander allergens. There is a Quick Dry Mode that dries your carpets and upholstery in 30 minutes.
The cleaner comes with attachments for more precise cleaning, including the the pet upholstery Tool, designed for wet and dry messes, and a six-inch tool designed for furniture and stairs. The cord is 25 feet long, and the hose is eight feet long. You can fit up to a gallon of water in the tank at a time, and the cleaner weighs 22.5 lbs.
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