Revolution HydroSteam Pet Carpet Cleaner, 3432 | HydroSteam technology; 2-in-1 pet upholstery tool; cleaning formulas included; upright deep cleaner

I purchased this wonderful Bissell Revolution HydroSteam Pet Carpet Cleaner recently (June 2026) and am absolutely blown away by its effectiveness and for doing an absolutely outstanding job cleaning my truly filthy carpets. My carpeting is at least 25 years old and has been living through 3 sets of cats (2 in each set) and they have had their moments when sick and vomiting all over the house in various places esp. when they were close to going to kitty heaven. I've had my carpets professionally cleaned before but the last time had to be at least 10 years ago. I essentially thought there was no hope for my carpeting other than replacing it which is something I can't do. I can't afford it and have too much stuff to move. One of my current kitties has asthma (never knew cats could get that) and I've been thinking if I could only do a really good clean on my carpeting, she'd be better. I can't say this is the ultimate outcome but when I used this wonderful machine, I couldn't believe how effective it was on many of the stains and smells that have been on it for such a long time. Even as you first step onto the carpet after entering the unit was super dirty and this unit completely cleaned it up. I'm still flabbergasted. I purchased that P.E.T. carpeting which is a type of synthetic carpet made from polyethylene terephthalate. It's advertised as stain resistant but it was a big disappointment in that regard. It stained very easily. I did end up doing my entire condo in the heaviest traffic areas and I am not kidding--my carpeting looks almost as good as the day I bought it. I still can't believe it. The difference is night and day and although this unit was by no means inexpensive, I felt even after one treatment I more than got my money's worth and was truly pleased with my purchase. I did have to fill up the tank (and added a little of the carpet solution they give you) probably at least 5 times and the water collected was absolutely filthy--and I mean pretty gross. My carpeting now looks alive again and I can feel the difference walking on it still after 2 weeks since the cleaning. I followed the guidelines of water to shampoo solution ratio and would actually recommend easing off a little on the amount of shampoo you add to it. It's not much in regard to the guidelines on the tank but I saw a lot of suds being created and sucked up and it took me a while to get most of it out. I had some leftover Bissell Deep Clean Pro shampoo I used up before adding what came with the unit and it smells sooo nice. Just a nice, pleasant fragrance which just smells clean. Same for what came with the unit. I plan on doing the house again with just water in the tank for an extra clean. This unit can blast steam on a stain and it heats the water so I think that really helped. That was the main reason I wanted this unit--the steam that helps loosen stains before the brushes do their thing. I can't recommend this enough because my carpeting was truly disgusting. It took several hours with a few breaks in between but I was just so happy with the results I was seeing, I just wanted to do the rest of the house and am so pleased I did. They say in the directions on the regular mode I used that the carpets would be dry in 8 hours. That was true. Yes, they were a little damp as you'd expect but by morning, everything was dry and clean. I was not disappointed at all with anything about this machine. It truly did an amazing job.

I bought the HydroSteam Pet in March 2025 and I can honestly say that this is the BEST Upright steam cleaner I have over owned! When I decided to replace the previous Bissell I had given my mom (we moved into a house with hardwood) I decided that this would be the way to go as you can disassemble it to remove ALL of the pet hair that can get stuck in the machine crevasses, steam to clean up any messes our pets or kid made that had been left over by the little green and it didn't disappoint! It pulled so much nastiness out of the rugs that I didn't eve know was there! It's made it a year and a half in a household with a ragdoll and an orange tabby with a Great Pyrenees/St Bernard Mix and it doesn't phase this thing, it keeps going! It's a little heavy for it's size, but it does a great job. Make sure to monitor your water and solution levels closely, in fact, I recommend 3/4 of the suggestion on the side of the tank than recommended while keeping the water recommendations, as the suds will remain in the carpet without using only water to remove it. Suction never drops, heats quickly, I have never ran out of cord and the only assembly needed when it arrived was attaching the handle. It's perfect for homes with families that also have fur kids! I couldn't recommend it more!

Edit 1: my first impression was mildly inflated because my review was primarily made as a comparison of the Hydrosteam Revolution vs the previous generation. Taken as its own machine—viewing its pros and cons independent of the purple revolution—I think a 4.5/5 is more appropriate. I’m still very favorable to this product, but bigger tanks or a a medium solution usage mode are what it needed to get that extra 0.25 points. To get to 5 stars they would have needed to find solutions to some other quirks listed at the end of my original review that potentially impact user experience. Original Review: My first impression is 4.75/5 stars. I'm coming into this review as someone who extensively used the prior generation of this product. These are initial thoughts after doing a test cleaning on a medium sized area of unsoiled, freshly vacuumed carpet. I'm not leaking urine or any other type of pet mess residue on my rug! lol As such, my first impression review cannot vouch for cleaning performance on severe soil or spills, but I hope you'll see why I'm 100% sure this product would outperform its predecessor by a large margin. Also, sorry that my photos are a little out of order—they’re not displaying how I intended to upload them. Any parts with purple or lime green are the OLD model. Packaging: the packaging was pretty basic. A manufacturer cardboard box with the various parts and components securely held in place with Styrofoam cutouts. I don't really care about aesthetic packaging for products like this. What matters is everything got here safely. The box is fairly heavy. Assembly: Putting this product together is so much easier than assembly for the prior purple generation. You just insert the metal handle rod down in the proper orientation until there is a firm click. Then you're basically done! It feels so solid and secure. Already a great start because the purple version has a plastic handle that is secured with a single screw. I accidentally overtightened the screw and stripped some of the plastic threads off, so as a result my purple Bissell always had a rickety handle rod. Product Appearance: Right away you'll notice that this product has a MUCH more premium build quality and lux appearance. They did not just add a steam nozzle onto the previous generation and call it a day. Every single part of the machine has been remanufactured to be more stable and robust. The color palette is more in line with what LG and Samsung use for their appliances. It's also obvious that the machine incorporates more metal into the structure and uses much thicker plastic. This adds to product weight (which I argue is a good thing--I'll cover that in Suction) and gives it a feeling of much higher durability and overall build quality. The higher quality extends to even minor details like the little hook that holds up the power cord so you don't run it over. The new hook is more petite and secure. New Tank System: The new machine maintains a dual tank system with a solution tank on top and dirty water tank underneath. I believe the tank capacities are the same as on the purple generation, but the new shape makes the tanks look significantly smaller. Build quality on both tanks is also MASSIVELY improved. The plastic feels much thicker and stronger. Both tanks also have major quality of life redesigns. The clean tank now uses a latch handle that is much more secure. As you can see in my image comparisons, the old clean tank handle was just a dent in the plastic that got glued onto the tank. After repeated lifting, it started to leak and I had to seal the entire seam with glue. The new clean tank will never have this issue. For the dirty tank all I have to say is HALLELUJAH! There are now just two components that lock together to create a pass-through channel for the water collection. And the top pops right off, but is secured shut via the handle latch when clicked into the machine. Very similar handle design philosophy to the dirty tanks on the Big Green rentals. The new system is SO MUCH easier to clean. I attached the purple dirty tank for reference. The tube pathway was its own separate component that had to be screwed into place. It's a pain the tush to remove and has so many crevices for fibers to snag on. All the crevices also make it significantly more of a chore to clean. Cleaning Modes: the old version had Express (Light Solution Use), Deep Clean (Medium Solution Use), and Max Clean (High Solution Use). These functions were controlled via a switch on the body of the machine. The power button was also on the main body of the unit. The purple version also had the clean shot where you could step on a pedal and aim solution at a stain via a little squirter gun. Tbh, I never used the clean shot function except to test it out once. If I spilled a drink or tracked in mud, I'd pretreat with designated carpet stain remover. And for pet messes, you should always preclean with an enzyme cleaner anyway. The new version now just has Pure Steam, Steam + Max Clean, and Express. The little squirt gun is gone and will not be missed. I LOVE the steam function. You can use it as the new pretreatment to loosen dirt. I'm sure it also helps with allergies by potentially killing dust mites. The steam comes out of its own designated pathway on the cleaner head at the very front. So in Pure Steam mode you will only be firing steam directly into the carpet via the steam path at the very front. You'll be able to see the wisps of steam because the suction function is not activated. In Max Clean Mode you will not actually see steam because the dirty water suction will pull the steam under the cleaner head out of view. The new mode selection controls and power button are on the handle by the trigger which is a much-welcomed change. I don't like loud noises, so there is a comfort in being able to flick it off the instant I want to. The new trigger also has a less janky feel. A much more secure click that doesn't wobble. Ease of Operation: Not as much to say here. It's about as easy to use as the old one (which was overall an easy experience). The new version is heavier, but I think some of this weight is mitigated by better build quality. What I mean is the purple one might be lighter, but because of the wobbly handle rod I found myself having to do lots of micro adjustments to maneuver it. The new machine is heavier, but you truly just push it forward and back without any components wiggling and requiring a corrective motion. Suction: I think the new unit has greatly improved suction. I don't think the motor is any more powerful, but my theory is the added weight and new cleaner head design create a much better seal for moisture pickup. This is evident by the new 8 hour dry time for Max Clean Mode when following their guidance vs 24 hour dry time for Max Clean Mode on the purple version. And I actually think the new version sprays even more solution on Max mode than the purple version! Granted, I still recommend running a fan, opening a window if it's not humid out, or even running a dehumidifier for a few hours to help speed up drying. Cleaner Head: This is another area that has been completely re-engineered. There is now only a single plastic cover to remove. It's much easier to pop on and off and feels much more secure. The bottom cover plate on my purple unit does not want to stay clicked into place. It takes a great deal of force for me to get both snaps to fully click. One of the snaps still has a tendency to unsnap itself even after a full click. The updated design means you have one less component to clean between light uses. The new cleaner head also has a MUCH more robust plastic housing which not only keeps the brush bars locked into full contact with the carpet, but I believe this (in combination with the additional product weight) helps achieve a much better seal for dirty water suction. Accessories: the new version has full compatibility with past Revolution hoses and tools. It has the same hose slot at the cleaner head. I have not tested hose tools on the new unit, but I firmly believe it would perform either equally or better than the purple version. I do not believe that the new version can project steam through hose tools, but that's probably best for user safety and having fewer potential points of failure (since they don't have to build a steam pathway for new hose tools). The Amazon version of the unit came with the 8 ft hose, a 6 inch firm bristle brush, and the rubber upholstery tool. The Bissell website version looks like it also includes a rimmed plastic sheet for you to store/dry the unit on as well as the stair cleaning hose tool. The plastic sheet would have been nice to have in the amazon version, but I am not sad about missing out on the stair tool. I've tried it before and it's a janky mess. You're way better off going at stairs with the 6 inch brush tool for the flat surfaces of carpeted stairs and a 3 inch brush for the edges. My package also came with an 8 ounce sample of the natural lemon pet cleaning solution and an 8 ounce sample of the non-febreze version of the Urine Eliminator solution. The lemon one was okay and all fragrance quickly dissipated. I'm just not a fan of the Urine Eliminator formula though. It smells pretty nice as liquid solution, but something about the "oxy" leaves a funky after-scent that lingers. My overall favorite carpet solution is the Bissell 4X Pro Formula (the non-Febreze version), but obviously without the oxy action it's probably not as suited for a mess like old cat urine residue. With all that said...I hope I've been able to show the many improvements to design, user experience, appearance, performance, added features, etc. Now a few potential negatives: Wind Tunnel Noise: So because the seal is so greatly improved on the new cleaner head design, my unit makes this high pitched howling sound when sucking up the dirty solution. It's similar to powerful winds in a hallway or like under an overpass. In terms of volume, it's greatly overpowered by the sound of the motor, but the higher pitch still cuts through and is kind of annoying. Granted, for loud appliances you should probably always use either earplugs or noise cancelling headphones unless you're tackling a super small/quick project. Starts on Max Clean Mode: When you turn on the machine it will start on Max Clean Mode which is LOUD. If you're sensitive to loud noises that can be mildly annoying--Plus, it would make more sense for the machine to turn on in Steam Pretreatment Mode (which is almost silent) so you can quietly use that function and then click into a Cleaning Mode when you're ready. Heating Element Odor: This is nitpicky, but I just think the heating element that produces the steam is kind of smelly in use. Granted, the new machine almost instantly produces steam, so the heating element probably has to rapidly ascend in temp vs gently building up its heat. I doubt the odor is harmful, and it doesn't alter the after-scent of cleaning solution on the carpet. Just a temporary sensory thing some people might not enjoy. Max Clean Mode Solution Usage: As mentioned earlier, I think the Max Clean Mode on the newer unit pours more solution than the purple unit does on Max Clean Mode. I don't have any scientific or measured proof of this, but in my test cleaning I definitely felt like I was able to cover less square footage per tank on the new version. Loss of Deep Clean/Medium Mode: I feel like losing this mode is the biggest negative for the machine, especially compared to the purple version. I think this machine would have GREATLY benefited from keeping a medium mode because on Max Clean Mode you will truly have to do a substantial number of refills to clean an entire carpeted room. I'm sure the Steam Pretreatment followed by Express Mode will still work great for general cleaning/maintenance, but it would have been great to keep that Medium option. Longterm Hard Water Concerns: This isn't a true negative just yet. More of a question for the future. I live in a region with pretty hard water. Thankfully, the steam channels are pretty wide. This means I won't be having to unclog any little nozzles like I have to do for my shower head. A water softener is not a viable option for my current living situation and using distilled water would be wildly impractical, so it is what it is. The wide steam channels on the Bissell give me hope that descaling maintenance will only be a once-a-blue-moon type of ordeal, but I can't help but think that the unit will eventually require descaling maintenance. Belt Access: The purple unit had a less robust construction for its cleaner head, but this meant you had much more direct access to the belts and rollers for removal/replacement. That will be a negative for some people, but I much prefer the new cleaner head design because it improves the performance of scrubbing and suction so much. Plus, I think the sturdier new design will keep the belts on their tracks better. The belts on the purple unit have leeway to wiggle a little from side to side which I'm sure speeds up fraying. The belts on the new model are secured to their track and don't wiggle as much. False Sense of Security: I know you have common sense and life experience, but I guarantee at least a handful of people will think the steam means they can just run this machine right over a fresh puddle or dried crust of animal pee. For animal bodily fluids YOU MUST PRECLEAN WITH ENZYMES BEFORE STEAMING OR SHAMPOOING. Especially if it's older urine. Like if you find a sticky and stinky patch of cat or dog urine, do not go right into it with steam and shampoo. Saturate it with something like Nature's Miracle or Rocco and Roxie, let sit overnight, blot up excess fluid, and repeat again if it's especially old or if it's a repeat pee spot. And when I say saturate, I mean a legit pour. After you've done an enzyme cleaning, then feel free to go in with your new steam shampooer. If you didn't know that before, then please take my advice and rest assured there'll be a version of you in the multiverse having to either throw out their favorite rug or rip out their carpet because they thought my advice was too over the top. Final Thoughts: Despite a few sacrifices or new quirks vs the purple version, I think the new Bissell Revolution Carpet Cleaner with Steam is worthy of being considered an incredible generational improvement. I do believe they could have re-released the exact same purple machine with just the addition of the steam element and pathway and still gotten away with a price premium over the current purple model without too much fuss--but that is not what they did. Every single element of this machine has been re-engineered with stronger and more attractive parts. There are so many quality-of-life improvements such as the revised tanks, the handle controls, ease of assembly, and improved suction performance. And that's all before factoring in the addition of steam. It's also a massive plus that it maintains compatibility with the Bissell Revolution hoses and accessories. I listed some minor quirks, negatives, and concerns for the future, but those are all massively outweighed by the improvements to this machine. If you primarily clean area rugs or small carpeted rooms, you will adore this machine. For higher square footage applications, this is probably not for you because of the loss of that Deep Clean/Medium mode. In my opinion, this machine fully justifies its higher $400 price tag. I think this machine is appropriately priced and the purple machine is vastly overpriced for what it is. The two machines are in such vastly different leagues of build quality and performance that I would not even consider purchasing a new purple unit unless it was priced at $250 or less. Honestly, probably no more than $200 for a new purple unit. At the $300 range it is truly a shameful markup of aged technology and fragile plastic. After writing all that, I reaffirm my 4.75 star rating. I'll update if anything catastrophic happens. This unit also has me hoping that a similar generational upgrade is coming to the Big Green Machine. If they can incorporate the improvements introduced in the Steam Revolution into the Big Green with even bigger tanks while keeping the price under $600...it would be game over--that would be the ultimate consumer carpet machine for homes of all sizes. But for my little apartment the Steam Revolution will likely serve me well for years to come.

This carpet cleaner worked great for about half an hour. Then it became so inundated and pointless due to the constant clogging. I had to tear it down and clean it every 4-5 sweeps over the carpet. I am in a new build 2025 home, with one dog, and one cat that are regularly groomed. I don't have a dog or cat hair problem inside my home that could be considered egregious. The carpets are regularly vacuumed as well. I purchased this for food and drinks stains from my toddlers spills, with the animals in mind just in case that was an issue, and the product performed horribly for the premium price. If I could rate this product zero stars I absolutely would. The way its designed is counter-productive as the suction area for the vacuum is considerably higher than other carpet cleaning machines, and only works on a back pass (when you bull it backwards). The steam option is laughable, and provides no measurable difference in stain lifting capability. As a result of both of all of us, the machine ultimately leaves far too much water on the carpet requiring extended drying periods. For example, I filled the container to max fill and then added the correct amount of solution, which adds up to maybe a few quarts of water/solution mix. The amount that was picked back up after the initial 30 minutes was maybe 5-10% of the mix applied. It didn't lift hardly any stains out of the carpet, and while the water that was collected was dirty, it simply didn't meet expectations of a machine that is priced at a premium rate. I should not need to do 12 passes on the suction mode to get solution off of the carpet, and still need to run box fans to dry it off. This machine is all name and fame, with no bark or bite. Buyer beware. Item was returned for a full refund.

Ok grab a cup of coffee, its is not going to be short. I could say I love it or hate it, but its not helpful if there is nothing to compare with. To start out, I needed a new vacuum as if its smaller than a chicken my wife will try to vacuum it up and the previous unit didn't hold up to her unique style. While buying a new vacuum I decided I needed a carpet shampoo apparatus and bought a Hoover power scrub. Yes i know this is about the Bissell, Ill get to it. The Hoover worked good to start with, but unlike the Bissell, you can't put hot water in it. Now knowing that a man that knows everything is going to think if water is good, hot water is better, they should put that in big letters, not the small ones on front to not use hot water. I think that's more on Hoover than me. The plastic all turned yellow, the plastic holders for the tank fell off and it leaked after it warped every time I used it. It was useless to put don't use hot water in the instruction manual as dudes will never read a manual. It quite mixing the solution with the water tank which was my last straw. So I bought the Bissell. Yes we finally got there. I have used the Bissell on thick nap pile carpet, it does a very nice job and the solution and waste tanks snap in well and don't leak even after putting hot water in it. See Hoover, they made it so I can put hot water in it. The power brushes do a real good job and pull up enough cat hair left behind after vacuuming to knit a cat wig. Im happy with most aspects accept it lacks on suction power and leaves quite a bit of moisture in the carpet, which is cool if you don't want the cat in your bedroom. The cat is still not pleased with me. Here is where the Hoover shines. It spools up like a jet engine and removes all the moisture that would last almost 2 days from the Bissell to almost dry in 2 hours. Lucky the only thing still working on the Hoover is the suction. So the Bissell is a great unit if you dont mind wet carpets for a few days

If you’re like me, you like to keep your area, rugs, and your carpets beautiful and clean. I have a dog who tends to bring in muddy messes. Over the years I have bought a few different carpet shampooers, and only one of them probably worked the best at the time because it had a rinse cycle without having to switch to a clean water tank. Well, that machine didn’t last more than two years. I then bought another one. I think was a Bissell pet pro heat and I gotta tell you, it never pulled out the dirt out of my carpet, no matter how many times I went over it, it remained dirty. I almost threw away my very expensive area rug until I bought this carpet shampooer. I was at the point that I didn’t even care how much money I had to spend to buy a carpet shampooer, as long as I can find something that actually does what it’s supposed to do. Well, it took me a minute to really figure out how to use it correctly to get the best results, And this is by far the best investment I’ve ever made in a carpet shampooer EVER!!!! Ok 1st thing, the pre-stain steaming function works perfect. 2nd thing, the shampoo/heat drying function working together at the same time is brilliant!! 3rd thing, the steam dry works way better than I thought it would. When you use it correctly, it says it will dry in 30 minutes, well it did exactly that. Let’s not forget to mention one of the most things you need to have in shampooer, the strength and power of the suction feature to pull out the water and dirt. Well I cannot believe how much more dirty water this machine was pulling up out of my carpet!! It pulled up stains up that I thought would never ever come out because it never did with two other carpet shampooers. The shampooer is a dream, and it cleans your carpets just like a professional would. I invested a lot of money in rebuilding my home and I want to keep it beautiful and clean and the only way that I can do that is by investing in products like this that will far surpass any of my expectations and is the best buck for your bang. So don’t worry about how much it cost, think about how much it’ll cost you later on down the road when you have to keep replacing those carpets in area rugs when you don’t purchase this product. Happy cleaning.

Learning curve! The machine works well, if you pull the trigger going forward and backward, it puts down a lot of water/solution. I just pushed it to go forward then quick dry on the pull back. It worked wonders. Carpet dried within 30 minutes of cleaning and the dirty water tank had really dirty water in it ( we live where there is a lot of dust). Machine is not overly heavy, I am 68 years old and was able to do my living room with ease. The length of the cord is very generous, nice to be able to do the entire room without having to plug and unplug. I am very pleased so far.

I moved into a 2-bedroom apartment that was previously leased by a family with children. The carpet looked okay initially - it was certainly vacuumed prior to my move-in - but, after I spilled something on the carpet and cleaned it, I noticed that patch was about 3 shades lighter than the rest of it! After a lot of research, I chose this Bissell and I do not regret it. It is very user-friendly and easy to operate. It does require frequent emptying and refills because of the smaller size of the canisters, but these breaks in work are actually easier on your body. All in all, it's a great machine! For larger areas, it will definitely take time, but the results are satisfying!

This thing has been phenomenal I use it every week. Couches, carpets abused by my pets and babies. Cleans everything, I always use stain remover and follow the soap level guides for the right dilution. The suction on the floor tool is better than the hand tools. The carpet does dry WAY faster than the couches and chairs. Might take 2 passes but it's so easy to clean out the canister too. I would make the bottom dirty water and the little clean water tank the same size, the capacity seems lopsided. Haven't had any leaks. Would recommend!

Buen producto recomendable

Lo compré de segunda mano en estado aceptable, pero al recibirlo y usarlo vaciaba el tanque con la solución en un minuto y dejaba súper empapado el tapete. Creo que sí. Tiene un defecto porque he visto reseñas de usuarios en YouTube y todos comentan que no deja empapadas la superficies. Lo devolví. Compraré uno nuevo..

I have owned several different carpet cleaners and this blows them all out of the water. Went over an area that I had done 3 days before with my old machine before it randomly died, the water was black coming out of the carpet. Even on the deep clean setting it only takes a day for the carpet to dry. The machine is east to set up and even easier to use, I don't use bissel solution I use HDX Extractor from home depot and it works great as long as you follow the instructions on the bottle not the lines on the jug. The part I love is how easy it is to clean the head, not to mention how easy it is to remove the dirty water container.

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