Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good battery life and well built from a known brand.

Bought it to clear dog mess, works excellent...recommend it...

Once charged and filled with pet stain cleaner, I found this product to work very efficiently and did remove the stains as stated in information. Pros: light weight Easy to use Works as promised Cons: Initial charge took a long time Cleaning product runs out quickly when cleaning a large stain. I would like to see a less costly product to use for spot removal.

I would not recommend this product (Bissell pet stain eraser) due to the fact that it leaks the dirty liquid out of the back of the product. So now not only are you managing the original stain, there is another stain that needs to be cleaned up. I should have just gone with the large rug cleaner. This is a waste of $$.

Must be willing to get down on hands and knees to use.

Great for a quick job. Great price as well! Would recommend

Nice little vacuum for our little baby make spill.

Leaks, cleans well but runs out of cleaner quickly

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This review is for the Bissel Pet Stain Eraser. Please forgive me if I get a little graphic in my description of what I used the Eraser to clean up, but I need to so that you can have a thorough understanding of how effective this little machine is. First, it came boxed up very well so that all the parts were safe and secure inside the box. The model I got comes standard with a brush and two bottles of Bissel’s stain remover. I think there is another model that comes standard with the brush and an attachment for cleaning windows which, of course, is slightly more expensive. That attachment is like a little “squeegee” with a sponge on the other side that is used to scrub the widow before removing the cleaning solution, sort of like cleaning a car windshield. I have three cats and the female who is 14 years old is part Maine Coon and part long hair mixed. She gets fur balls from cleaning her beautiful, long fur and occasionally vomits wherever she happens to be. That usually is on a carpet somewhere in the house. The other day she had eaten a whole pile of cat crunchies and later after the crunchies had partially digested, she vomited on our downstairs carpet. It consisted of two piles of tan, semi-digested crunchies on a light blue carpet. It apparently had been there for a few hours before I discovered it, so the liquid portion had plenty of time to soak into the carpet. I went and got the Pet Stain Eraser, some paper towels, and a plastic bag. I cleaned off the solids with the towels and soaked up some of the fluid as well. Now I was ready to really clean the spots. Normally I would have sprayed a retail carpet spot remover from the grocery store and let it sit for five minutes. Then I would have taken a damp sponge and rubbed and rubbed, rewet the sponge and then do it all again 3 or 4 times and finally hope that when it all dried it would look OK. I don’t think I have ever been able to get a stain out completely. The Bissel Pet Stain eraser is cordless. It takes a few hours to charge it up initially which I did immediately after removing it from the box. There is a light gauge which enables you to monitor the remaining power and when it’s fully charged. The directions which came with it are very easy to follow, providing a precise, step by step order from charging to cleanup. There is nothing to have to “put together”; it is fully assembled. There is a small tank under the handle which holds the cleaning solution which you must fill. A trigger under the handle enables you to spray the solution on the stain. You wait five minutes and then turn on the vacuum. You apply moderate pressure while pulling the front of the machine over the stain to suck out the cleaning solution. It works pretty much the same way a large commercial cleaner would do. What I really liked about it is the small holes in the nozzle which enable the vacuum to really concentrate the pulling force. The vacuum provides very adequate suction and it does the trick for sure. When done you dump out the dirty water by removing the tank underneath and then run clean water to clean it and put it back on. You take the nozzle off, rinse it out and replace it. Refill the solution tank, then plug the charger in so it is ready for the next job. I think it took me 15 minutes to clean up the basement stain and maybe 5 minutes to clean the Eraser. I think the charge would last at least 20-25 minutes before needing recharged. That doesn’t seem like very long, but the vacuum is really applying suction at a strained pace. It is far more stress than a normal vacuuming job. The Eraser does what it was designed to do. It eliminated the stain created by the semi-digested cat crunches. I have no doubt it would also work on a coffee stain. I am impressed with the quality of this device and the Bissel cleaning formula. The Pet Stain Eraser can do what I had never been able to do without a commercial cleaner or even a stand-up home carpet cleaner. There is no cord to get in the way; it is ready to go when I need it; it saves me a lot of time and energy; and it does a great job. I give this product five stars. If you have ever had to clean any stains on your carpets or furniture (it would be difficult to use a big carpet cleaner on a sofa or chair) you should own this machine and experience how effective it is.

Performance is somewhat average. Seems to have a problem with heavy stains, and the battery life is limited.

This has decent suction power and is good for literally spraying water on a SMALL area and sucking it back up. It doesn't do much else. If your pet has a bladder issue, it will take a few fill ups as the tank is small to get the spot out.

BISSELL - Pet Stain Eraser Bagless Cordless Hand Vacuum Included- 1 cordless cleaning unit, circle bristle brush, charging cord, 2-8oz. Spot and Stain + Oxy Formula cleaner. The set up is easy. You just need to charge it for about 4 hours and then it's ready to go. The lithium rechargeable battery makes it hugely convenient to use throughout your house or car since there is no cord to deal with. The cleaner is easy since it's pre-mixed. You don't need to worry about measuring and mixing water. The bottles are small so you will want to possibly invest in more right away to work the stains and messes out the best. Just spray the cleaner on your stained area, scrub it with the brush and then the vacuum will suction up the spray and mess. And there's no bags to deal with since there are just tanks to fill and empty. This will definitely clean better than just spraying cleaner and then blotting it up a few minutes later. But if you have large messes, this might not do the trick since the charge only lasts about 15-20 minutes of run time. This little hand vacuum is great for spot cleaning messes from your pets or your kiddos.

I can’t really tell if it does much. The suction seems pretty good but it doesn’t help much with stains. Maybe a fresh spill it’s good for that because of the suction but not a miracle worker on stains.

BISSELL - Pet Stain Eraser Bagless Cordless Carpet Cleaner - Titanium/cha cha lime. This product was great for about two weeks. After that period it was pretty much worthless.

The unit itself works great. Very powerful. My only issue is that the reservoir for the cleaning solution leaks when stored so we had to put it in a separate spray bottle.

Unfortunately our dog isn't potty trained in the house so he'll tinkle, thankfully it's in same area. This thing does a great job of penetrating into carpet and pad to help get rid of the smell. Highly recommend this!!

It was great at first, easy to use. But it lost the seal on the bottom container and started leaking all over the place when you would use it.

I bought it because we were potty training. I don't think this is powerful. Battey does not last very long. Probably should buy one with a cord.

The battery dies out really fast and the sprayer on it just spits out all weird. Still cleans, but just wish it was better.