Bissell Turbo Brush (2036652) by Bissell

Esperaba notar una mejoría de potencia al usar este aditamento con motor y nada

Was undecided about this accessory for the SpotClean machine what a difference really worth getting makes life easier. Great little machine really does make a difference on stubbon stains, well worth the money great addition to the SpotClean machine

I wasn't sure if this would work with a Little Green ProHeat unit, but it does! It is only 4 inches wide; working very well for stairs (including the riser) and smaller rugs in higher-traffic locations. There is a button to switch between the brush action and suction. The brush rotates based on a light suction (not a motor), however this does not pull up a lot of water. So you can release solution, brush for a bit, and then switch to Suction to remove the dirty water. Just make sure to slide the button all the way in either direction to get maximum functionality. It's a good accessory and is made of strong tough plastic. Note that it IS a genuine Bissell part. The "Turbo Brush" registered trademark & logo stamped on the front is proof of that.

Not good very slow by hand get good results

This is a very handy tool. Saves a lot of elbow grease. Other reviewers have shown concern about the brush stopping, however, I believe this problem may be a function of the power of the unit it's attached to. I used it on a Bissell Big Green machine and the brush rotated no matter how hard I pushed. The only time it stopped turning was when I turned it on its side and got liquid in the chamber where the gears are. And, that problem was quickly resolved by putting my fingers over the small vent holes in the housing above those gears while the machine is running. This seemed to pull the liquid from that chamber quite quickly. I used this tool on some stair carpet that was quite soiled and found that I got my best results by the following steps: 1. Apply the solution to the carpet with the tool in "Brush" mode and run the tool over the carpet surface repeatedly. It's not necessary to push hard. The brush does not spin very fast but that didn't seem to be a problem. 2. Turn the switch to "Suction" position and vacuum up as mush liquid as you can. 3. While in Suction mode pull the trigger while pulling the brush backward over the area just brushed. This seems to rinse the carpet with clean solution and removed additional dirty solution. This does result in getting the carpet wetter than normal but I believe it results in a deeper cleaning job. 4. At this point I used the 3 inch Tough Stain tool and continued drawing up liquid until there was only a trace coming through the head and into the hose. This tool seemed to pull more liquid from the carpet because the smaller head seemed to concentrate the suction into a stronger force than the larger ones. I'm very happy with the results using these tools and would highly recommend them to anyone. Taking this approach does take a fair amount of time but the carpet is amazingly clean. I had thought it was beyond saving but it actually looks as good as when it was first installed. I believe step number 4 is really important. If you stop vacuuming liquid too soon the dirty water stays in the carpet and returns to a soiled stain once the carpet dries. I used the recommended Bissell solution that came with Big Green Machine and I'm convince that it will loosen all of the dirt or stain in the carpet but vacuuming the liquid out must be done thoroughly to get a good result.