Bissell ProDry Carpet and Rug Cleaner (Congratulations to our winner: sally!!)
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Think there's absolutely no way to get that living room carpet clean before your guests arrive in less than an hour? Well think again. Bissell has just come out with an amazing new home cleaning system to erase that new ghastly spot in the middle of your living room rug as you're putting the finishing touches on the hors d'oeurves while running around putting all the toys away and making sure the dirty laundry isn't escaping from the kids' bedrooms!
The new ProDry from Bissell was created with us moms in mind. It will deep clean and reviatlize your carpets and area rugs in less than 30 minutes, including drying time! Just perfect for those last minute touch ups as well as every day cleaning while the kids are napping.
And guess what, one lucky MothersClick member will get to experience their very own ProDry! Just post your favorite "my messy kids" story below as a comment for your chance to win. Good luck!
The PROdry is a home cleaning system that uses a combination of hot tap water, BISSELL advanced deep cleaning formulas,
the TLR PowerRoller and suction to safely and effectively clean carpets and area rugs. In additional to Trapping, Lifting and Removing the dirt and grime, the TLR PowerRoller absorbs the majoirty of the water and formula, meaning your carpet and area rugs dry in less than 30 minutes!
PROdry uses a new technology to easily and effectively clean your carpet and area rugs. This is the same technology used in places like airports, schools and retail, where cleaning time is of the essence. PROdry relies on the TLR PowerRoller to minimize the amount of water that comes in contact with the carpet surface. So you get the benefits of carpet cleaning, without the disruption of waiting for your carpet to dry.
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My messy little boy is a puddle hopper. No matter what I do to keep him dry during or after a rain, no such luck he ends up sopping wet. He has his own umbrella, a rain coat that goes down to his thighs, and rain boots. Last time we had to walk to school in the rain his hair was completely dry, everything of his I was carrying was dry but when he took his rain coat and boots off he was wet from his chest down to his socks. Luckily I have enough experience with this to carry a spare set of clothing along.
And when it comes to walking and eating, oh my gosh, he leaves a trail of crumbs. Even when it is not normally an item that would leave debris for the average person. I still don't understand how any form of matter can escape his hoover hole of a mouth he inhales food.
I have a toddler... it always looks like an explosion took place in our house. But her favorite thing to do is pull books off the shelves. We think she's just planning to be a librarian or a bookseller someday.
Sadiebug's Mom
Unfortunately I don't have just one story, but a compilation of things that happen on a daily basis around my house that probably warrant buying the bissell if I don't win! Some of my favorites involve my almost 3 year old who had terrible reflux as a baby (up until 18 months or so). There were splat marks all over my carpet, up the stairs, and in both of our bedrooms. Turns out using a baby wipe on them was like a magnetic force that attracted more dirt to the suspect splat mark. The first time we used markers, Ellie ate the blue one - her face was priceless. We moved to crayons after that, but who knew "washable" crayons also disolve in toddler mouths? Play doh - forget it! We still use it, but it's off limits to my adorable baby sitter, who doesn't understand what happens when it goes underfoot. Preschool just started & DD loves to take her shoes off - in the middle of the living room floor, creating mini sandboxes in her 4 month old brother's play area (the dustbuster only does so much). Under the kitchen table is a hazard area for any mom, but why do I keep feeding her oatmeal, rice, and wheetabix? I know I'm asking for trouble. Her latest trick involves blowing into her straw cup of milk and teaching her brother (now on solids) to blow raspberries (while he's eating peas, of course).
Her favorite family activity is to order pizza, lay out a sheet on the living room floor & have a "picnic". Too bad she scoots off the edge of the sheet. I wonder what she'd think if we ordered white pizza to save ourselves from the dreaded red sauce? Little brother Drew just started rolling over, unfortunately with his reflux & cold, he's starting to leave splat's like Ellie did. I'm waiting for him to start crawling and for her to step in the cold wet spots (the ones that I don't realize he's made, so I don't manage to clean up).
Sadly, my kids aren't the worst in the family. It's not the husband, either, it's me! Yesterday I baked cookies for DD's preschool class. I'm still finding powdered sugar and flour all over the kitchen. How did it get under the cabinets?
Does the bissell come with a shovel attachment, or does one just clean over the discarded toys strewn throughout the living room?
forgot to mention potty training with a capeted living room - but we'll leave the description to your imagination
My daughter moved in with my two grandchildren and within a week of moving in my carpet looks like its been through a war it can't win. My granddaughter walking in the room trips over a whole glass of pop that was on the floor. Why my daughter had it on the floor I don't understand,but in the last month its happened 2 more times.I'm trying to keep my words to myself because its hard enough with all of us living here but why would she let the kids play with play-doh without a mat? You guessed it ground in play-doh all over. They have to eat dinner in the living room and I can tell you by looking at the carpet what we had the past two weeks. Yes I need a miracle cleaning and when that gets taken care of hopefully there is going to be some rules set down even if she is an adult. My sanity is slowly flying out the window. You would never guess my carpet is less than 2 years old. BISSELL please come to the rescue!
my carpet looks like a tornado ran through it
my toddlers love to make soup with their toys well they like to add special ingrediants like their juice. so it being a spill proof cup they just open the lid and pour. i have red koolaid stains. my infant son relized that he can tip his bottle to leak, and well spoiled milk on the carpet doesn't really go well. oh please please i need this
brandy
Have 2 cats and 2 toddlers, I could really use one of these!
My four-year-old twin boys are so messy that I could write a book about their antics. Thank God for washable markers and crayons because they have written on every surface in our house. One time, they used a ballpoint pen to scribble all over the back of one of our leather chairs. Needless to say, those scribbles are still there. My hands and knees are worn out from all the scrubbing in the house, so this product would really be a life-saver for us!
I've got three messy kids, 2 boys and 1 tomboy, as well as a messy husband and a great dane. My kids love to play in the sandbox but much prefer to dig in the dirt with their tractors and trucks. My old steamer isn't working anymore and I would LOVE to have this to keep up with the kids dragging in all the leaves and dirt (not to mention leaky sippy cups!)
Thanks for the opportunity!
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I remember one day I was JUST due to have guests arrive, had my 4-month-old daughter all dressed up and clean and had set her in a Boppie pillow. I just happened to pick her up to check her over one last time and she was dripping from her diaper and it was all over her very quickly. Argh! So I had to give her the fastest bath ever and somehow managed to clean it all up before the guests arrived (thankfully they were a bit late!). lol
Thanks for this, you have no idea how much I would be THRILLED to win this! I feel like crying at the state of my carpets.
Lindsey
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