Would this Hoover Steam Vac Dual V work just as good as the Hoover Max Extract All terrain model on ber
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I don't believe so, I have used carpet cleaners on regular carpeting and on Berber. As I understand it the Steam carpet cleaners apply heated liquid to the carpet to help loosen dirt "However" that doesn't do any good unless you can get that liquid back out. With the Max Extract and other models that apply "direct heat" to the carpet it helps wick the moisture up so that it can be picked up. I typically go over the carpet 3 times for removal only, this gets the carpet almost totally dry in an hour or so. I also don't use detergent in my cleaning liquid as detergent's job is to attract dirt - once you have your carpets cleaned if there is any residue in the carpet it will attract more dirt making your carpets look dirty faster. I use straight powder Oxy and mix it in the detergent dispenser, this also helps keep your machine from clogging up like a sticky detergent might. The Max Extract model is super easy to clean also - miles better than my old Bissell was. Hope this helps
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Have not used the Hoover Max Extract All terrain. I purchased the Hoover Steam Vac Dual V in November 2012 . It is amazing the sucess that we have had with it.Red wine was spilled on top of Icy Hot (don't ask) and it was a pretty bad stain on an old carpet and had been there for 3 months. It took almost all of the stain out and the carpet looked wonderful. I agree that you will be happy with either model.
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Hello Beach Mom, looking at the carpet cleaners side by side they look the same. I think the all terrain must be a newer model. I purchased the max extract dual v in early 2012. Reading the information on both cleaners it looks like the all terrain model has a heating element to heat up the water. The price is about $40- $50 higher on the all terrain model.I would suggest you read reviews on both models to help you make your decision. I am sure you will be happy with either model. Good luck.
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While I can't speak for the all terrain version,I believe the max would do fine on berber.
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I can't speak for the Eureka model, but I know that my wife is totally happy with this B&D; model. She uses it to clean up our hardwood floors in-between a "full-on" vacuuming with the large vacuum. It works great for picking up cat litter!
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It didn't fit on my Vac-then-Steam Shark. Was disappointed with the purchase as it didn't fit my machine. Probably should contact the company and ask them before buying. Hope this was somewhat helpful. Good luck.
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I used it with a Hoover Upright and the hose attachment. I think it would work with most vacuum cleaner hose attachment accessory.
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I use an adapter (ok, a cut down soda bottle and silicone tape) to use it with my Shark and Hoover and a 20' small diameter shop vac hose. Works great on my Sammy.
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Sorry, I don't know the answer to that one. I've only used the Hoover brand.
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this will work on all surfaces and has two different heads you can attach one for deeper carpet the other for lighht area rugs and hard wood floors, no other vaccuum has ever compared definately one of the best buys this x mas
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not familiar with Hoovers product but am thoroughly pleased with gtech. I have a 2900 sf home and can vacuum in 20 minutes. great on stairs and easy cleanup.
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I used this vac on palm sanders, belt sanders and planners it is a great vac I can't see why it would not work on the track saw. They do have a lot of different ends for it. I like the universal ones.
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I do not believe so. Since it can use different systems the vac is not included
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F5914-500 is the model Hoover Steam Vac that I have, maybe the older one? I bought this attachment to use on my tile floors with the Hoover. It was a complete waste of money. There was not a firm suction so the water just pooled and was not being efficiently sucked up into the attachment. Instead, I did some amazon research and purchased the Eureka Enviro-steam floor cleaner and I LOVE IT, it has resulted in my cleaning my floors much more often and very worth the affordable expense.
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It should work, but is worth the chance it doesn't. A shop vac is a whole lot cheaper
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Absolutely! We've had Kirby, Orec, Hoover, Electrollux & other vacumes. I bought this one because most of our flooring is tile or wood, for which it does a superb job, but I was astounded at how well the powered worked on the carpet. The unit is light, versatile, powerful and gets under nearly everything except our sleeper sofa and Chinese hutch. It is by far the best vacume we've ever owned.
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It works OK, I just have area rugs and alot of wood floors. I miss my "beeter bar" from my old vaccuum which cleaned much better but you can by this attachment , I think it is about $100.
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Hi Karla. I'm Diane (Edward's wife) and I'm the one who purchased and uses the machine. I have a fair amount of carpet, with a number of different piles, in my home. I have owned three different carpet cleaning machines over the years. I love this machine. I much prefer the roller brushes (as opposed to the spinning scrubbers on my prior Hoover machine). I checked Bissell's website to compare the two models and refresh my memory. I bought the 47A2 based on the following: 47A2 has a bigger tank (1.25 gallons compared to 1 gallon); 47A2 has dual power brushes with 10 cleaning rows ( compared to 8852's one power brush with 6 cleaning rows). I think 47A2 is a bit lighter. I thought my prior Hoover was decent, but when I took the 47A2 for a test drive on my "two dog" carpet, I was impressed. It cleaned beautifully and it really "sucks". My carpet dried very quickly. Hopes this helps.
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My suggestion is to buy only matching hose and attachments to the Eureka because there can be slight differences in hose size between different makes. This vacuum does a fine job.
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Yes, that is the exact vac model we have and are using the longer hose with, so I can confirm that vac and hose combination does work (and way better than the original hose).