Bissell 3590 Cleanview Bagless Upright Vacuum

Bissell 3590 Cleanview Bagless Upright Vacuum: Bissell 3576 CleanView 2 Bagless upright vacuum cleaner (182 words)
by kellykelly33 - written on 19.10.07 (Useful, 69 readings)
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I picked to write my first review on the Bissell 3576 CleanView 2 Bagless upright vacuum cleaner. I purchased this about 6 months ago and paid about 75 dollars for it. The sweeper is about 14 inches wide with edge cleaning capability and it comes with a 27 foot cord. It's not retractable and you have to tie it up around the side of the vacuum cleaner. The rotating brush underneath is gets the dirt that is ground into your rug, and has 7 height adjustment positions. Attachments include: extension wand, crevice, and multipurpose cleaning tools; the wand detaches from the main vacuum and has about a 4.5 ft reach. Does a good job ...

Say Good-Bye To Dirty Carpets (980 words)
by Kntrykutie - written on 06.10.01 (Very useful, 4678 readings)
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Anyone who has carpet in their home seems to have an area that gets more traffic than any other area. At least I know I do. I have hired those professional carpet cleaners to come into my home to clean my carpets. But after a while it got to be quite hard on my pocket book. I needed an inexpensive deep steam carpet cleaner, one that provided me with a clean carpet. Naturally, before making a final purchase on a carpet cleaner I did look around at the many different types and brands of deep steam carpet cleaners. I decided upon the Bissell Quick Steamer Plus which is an upright deep steam cleaner that is shaped just like a vacuum cleaner and is prefect for ...

Bissell 3590 Cleanview Bagless Upright Vacuum: OK ! I OWN ONE OF THEM (229 words)
by Kdouchette - written on 23.07.01 (Useful, 2380 readings)
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I bought the Bissell steam cleaner not even a year ago. I bought the Bissell because my Hoover steam cleaner finally gave out. I had the Hoover for a number of years. I figured I would try the Bissell because it had the heat where Hoover did not. I thought that would make a difference in cleaning performance. In my opinion, the Bissell cleans just as well as the Hoover. The heated water really does not make a difference. I found that out. I really don't think it sucks up the water as well as the Hoover did. I do love the onboard tools. They work great on upholstery and steps. The ease of using the machine is fine. The only thing that has bugged me is that it ...