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  1. 09-15-2011, 06:17 PM #1
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    Bissel AutoCare ProHeat

    Anyone used this or the LGM ProHeat?

    Worth the $100?

    I need to get something to clean my dingy plaid seats and armrest, but I don't want something that will leave the seats wet for a long time. And it needs to deep clean them.


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    Re: Bissel AutoCare ProHeat

    I have a LGM and am happy with the results. The pro heat versions only heat the water up 15 degrees more than the temp of the water i the tank.....so make sure you use very hot tap water and your set.
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    Re: Bissel AutoCare ProHeat

    Good, I'll probably go grab one tomorrow.


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    Re: Bissel AutoCare ProHeat

    I have the "pet" version and I really like it. Mine has a scrubbing brush attachment that uses the suction to turn a scrub brush. Parts & Accessories | Bissell . Works great on dingy floormats

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    Re: Bissel AutoCare ProHeat

    I got the LGM ProHeat. Love it!!!
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    Re: Bissel AutoCare ProHeat

    you'll be amazed at how much junk actually ends up in the tank.
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