Does this machine extract the water during the cycle?
318835
The machine does have a suction cycle. It extracts most of the water but the carpet is still damp. We have rented larger carpet cleaners and we have had carpet professionally cleaned. The carpet is no more damp than with other methods.
318836
Yes. The spot bot is amazing. If your not happy with what it extracts there is a hose with an end connector that will suck up more, although I've never had to use it.
318837
Yes, to a good degree. We like it a bit dryer, so we use the hose attachment (with the brush) to pull up more water. Pressing down you can actually watch the water go up the brush attachment into the hose. One other thing we do is when we are done, we put a little water in a bowl, of if close enough to a sink, water in the sink and then allow the vacuum to suck up clean water through the hose. Probably not an absolute necessity, but we like the idea of flushing out the hose with water before putting it away.
318838
Yes, it does a very good job of extracting the water. Of course, it'll be wet, but it's not soggy. You also have the option of sucking up more with the attached nozzle and hose. The extracted water all goes into the larger of the two tanks on the unit.
318839
Yes it does...don't overuse the shampoo it tends to make the carpet stiff..this is a great spot remover...
318840
Yes, the last cycle is suction, where it takes the water out. The carpet is left damp of course, but definitely not wringing wet. I still love my Spotbot, and have decreased my threats toward my cat.
1252017
No. This machine spits out as much water as it does steam. Although I tried to use it on various cleaning tasks and wanted to love it, I ended up getting rid of it.
1590872
Mine didn't but I have used one of these devices for about 30 years. The filters are too small to do any good so I pour the distilled water into a Brita pitcher and dispense it from there.
938462
There are two separate tanks on the machine...one for cleaning solution the other for collection of the water used on the floor. The clean water is never in contact with the dirty water.
733595
sorry no it doesnt!! i wrote the wrong word sorry it is by far the best machine we love it and you dont have to dump any water
906715
I have been happy with my machine. You have to put hot tap water into the machine; it does not heat the water.
113129
This model uses a coffee filter ( a gold one that comes with the machine) but does not use a water filter. Hope this helps.
919525
This machine has a two part chamber. you fill one part with the cleaning fluid and water, the dirty water drains in the separated chamber. Makes using the machine easier and more efficient to use.
1003609
No. But don't buy this model. It's defective. The water won't drain into the reservoir. Any other model is okay though.
2278243
This machine uses a large, 5 gallon bottle of purified drinking water. Based on your question, I think that you are looking for something different.
1249339
No just water. But I don't recommend this product. It just swirls...not much action. Purifier its not.
1343751
Yes. There is a large bag inside the hard plastic water tank area. You fill the bag with clean water, and as it cleans, the dirty water is stored in the the hard plastic area, around the bag holding the clean water. After numerous uses, I still am very happy with this machine and highly recommend it.
169470
Yes it can be set to complete the cycle in a range of hours. Or run continuously, until the filter bag is full. We love our machine. Congratulations on thinking about purchasing another one.
1502526
No I do not think so, I think the brushes are supposed to go on and off. This is how the machine was designed and has to do with the way it cleans and extracts the water.
1816733
Yes. You put a full bottle upside down in the top rack and run a complete normal cycle with nothing in the machine. It cleans the machine really well. Use once a months.
419626
It does not, but There is an easy pressure release on the bottom of tank that I open after using it. This releases any water.
355981
No it does not. It is also not a very good machine. Mine only worked once and then never again.