Review Genuine 8070 Mytee Lite™ Heated Carpet Extractor

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Details: Genuine 8070 Mytee Lite™ Heated Carpet Extractor

Brand: Mytee

Genuine 8070 Mytee Lite Heated Carpet Extractor The Mytee Lite features: 1,000-watt in-line heater which produces hot water to quickly break up grease and dirt New and improved single 3-stage HP motor 4-gallon capacity tanks Faucet fill hose for easy fill solution tank Recovery tank drain hose Compact size and easy-push handle for easy transportation and storage Includes: 15ft. 1.25″ vacuum and internal solution hose (Part #8501) 4″ upholstery tool 8400p Heatguard hosewrap, made of neoprene wetsuit material Easy-push handle with convenient storage basket A110 Drain Hose ALL MACHINES ARE BRAND NEW – SLIGHT DEBRIS AND/OR WATER MAYBE IN MACHINE FROM MANUFACTURER TESTING PROCESS

Buyer Guide Carpet Cleaning Machines

 If you’re in the market for a carpet cleaning machine, you’ve come to the right place. In this buying guide, I’ll show you why buying a carpet cleaner, as opposed to renting one, is worth the investment.

• Price. If you do your research online, you’ll find that carpet cleaners cost anywhere from $150 to $600. You should expect to spend at least $150 and no more than $600.
• Features. The more features a machine offers, the more expensive it will be for you. However, if you’re searching for a machine that cleans carpet and upholstery, you probably won’t mind spending a little extra.
• Read reviews. If price isn’t a concern for you, I would recommend buying a machine that’s highly rated.
• Consider your needs. If you’re shopping for a carpet cleaner, you’ll probably be using it multiple times per week. For that reason, you may want to consider a machine that offers multiple functions, such as a carpet cleaner and upholstery cleaner.
• Consider your budget. While you don’t want to spend more than you have to on a carpet cleaner, you also don’t want to end up purchasing something that doesn’t suit your needs.

How to choose Carpet Cleaning Machines

 When considering carpet cleaning machines, there are several key factors to consider:

• How much power do you need? Some machines require a large amount of power, while others require less.
• What type of cleaning do you want? Do you want a machine with attachments for pet hair, upholstery, or tile and grout?
• Do you need a steam cleaner? Many carpet cleaning machines come with steam cleaners attached to them. Steam cleaners are more effective than standard carpet cleaners at deep cleaning carpets, but they can be dangerous if they are not used properly.
• Do you want to be eco-friendly? Some carpet cleaning machines come with refillable tanks, allowing you to use less water.
• What are the cleaning attachments made of? Some carpet cleaners are made with foam or nylon bristles, which can get caught up around baseboards and in cracks and crevices. Look for machines that are designed with flexible bristle heads that can get around corners, under furniture, and into corners.
• What type of warranty or guarantee comes with the machine? In general, the higher the price, the better the warranty.

How to maintain Carpet Cleaning Machines

 Maintaining your carpet cleaning machine should be a top priority. Many consumers often postpone cleaning their machines. This can lead to major problems down the road.

• Empty the dirty water from the machine after each use. This should typically be done every 2-3 uses. However, ensure that the tank is fully empty before turning the machine off.
• Remove the nozzles and clean them after each use.
• Use a cleaner that is formulated for carpet cleaning machines. You can use a store-bought product, or make your own cleaner. When choosing your cleaner, try to find one that is fragrance-free. Many carpet cleaning products contain fragrances and can make the machine smell.
• Check the belts and hoses for cracks. Very often, the belts get cracked due to age and need to be replaced. The hoses can get damaged over time, too. If they are torn, or loose, they need to be replaced.
• Clean the filters each time. Filters can become clogged, and need to be replaced.
• Check the belts and hoses for cracks. Very often, the belts get cracked due to age and need to be replaced. The hoses can get damaged over time, too. If they are torn, or loose, they need to be replaced.
• Regularly vacuum the filters and nozzle openings. The filters can get clogged with dirt and debris over time. This can cause reduced suction. The nozzle openings can get clogged with dirt and debris, too. This can cause reduced suction.
• Check the vacuum hose for cracks. As Consumer Reports noted, cracks can allow water to drain into the vacuum hose, which can eventually lead to mold and mildew. If the hose is cracked, replace it.

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