Hoover Steam Vac Detergent

Product Strengths Features Dual V Nozzle technology, heated cleaning, patented SpinScrub brushes and Auto Rinse technology. Also includes a hard floor package, an automatic detergent mixing system, an 8 foot hose, removable hose caddy and SpinScrub hand tool. Dusting Brush N Headlight N On Board Tools Y Brushed Edge Cleaning Y Crevice Tool N Brushed Edge Cleaning Y Self Propelled N Ready to Use Hose N Powered Hand Tool Y Hose Length 96 IN Height Adjustment 3 Full Bag Indicator N Dirty Water Capacity 1 GAL Dirt Cup N Cordless N Cord Length 20 FT Clean Water Capacity 1 GAL Brushroll Shutoff N Motor Amps 12 AMP Wand N Upholstery Brush Y Turbo Tool Y Dual V Y Solution Included Y Handle GRIP Dirty Water Capacity 128 OZ Clean Water Capacity 128 OZ Heated Cleaning Y Swivel Casters N Detergent Mix Y Color PARTBLU Sqweegee Y Product Hand Weight 30 LB Available in US Y Available in CA N Assembly Required SCREWDRIVER SpinScrub Hand Tool On-Board Y Nozzle Width 13 IN Nozzle Type RF Hose Type BM Brush Speed 3_SPEED

Amazon Sales Rank: #20225 in Kitchen & Housewares Brand: Hoover Model: F7425-900 Released on: 2002-09-01 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 16.00" h x 20.00" w x 29.00" l, 34.46 pounds Exclusive auto-rinse feature rinses floors on the reverse motion Spinning 6-brush system for deep cleaning; removes for maintenance Dual-nozzle construction for edge-to-edge cleaning and speedy drying Includes SpinScrub powered hand tool and 8-foot hose Measures 13 by 18 by 43-1/4 inches

Amazon.com Review Using hot tap water and cleaning solution, the 12-amp Hoover SteamVac V2 deep cleans carpet fibers, tough stains, and upholstery. It is also suitable for tile, ceramic, marble, and linoleum floors (though not appropriate for hardwoods). Named for its dual-nozzle construction, the cleaner provides efficient water removal and thorough edge-to-edge cleaning. The nozzle design forces hot air into the cleaning path and automatically rinses carpet clean on the backward pull. The SpinScrub brushes agitate ground-in dirt and can be turned off with a simple switch. Using a two-tank design that holds up to a gallon of water at a time, the cleaner automatically blends the cleaning solution, so you do not have to monitor it. Both tanks feature an enclosed design and convenient handles, making them easy to remove and transport. The recovery tank automatically shuts off suction when full and comes with a built-in lint screen. A removable view window on the nozzle lets you see dirty water returning to the machine. For above-floor tasks, the cleaner comes with an 8-foot hose, a stair/upholstery tool, and a SpinScrub hand tool with rotating brushes. Conversion to tool cleaning is manual but quick, and you can remove the hose and tool caddy altogether for more streamlined use. The cleaner comes with a carrying handle, a 27-foot cord, quick-release cord hooks, and a foot pedal to release the handle. Fingertip switches and a trigger control the rinsing, washing, and Clean Surge functions. The removable brushes and a beltless design simplify maintenance. Hoover includes two 16-ounce bottles of detergent, one for carpet and one for bare floors, and backs up the machine with a full one-year warranty. --Emily Bedard

and easy breezy I live in a 1000sqft apt with my esposa & 2 pugsIf you don't know, pugs shed every day of their lives!I've had one for about 3 weeks now and here are my impressionsSuper easy to put together, all you need is a screwdriver for 2 screwsIt's also a breeze to use and it did a great job on my carpets (don't forget to vacuum first though)Better than the rug dr I'd rent (those things are filthy!)So for 2 bedrooms, living, dining, and sofa it took about 2 gallons which means that I had to empty the dirty water twice and refill the clean water twiceI also used about 32oz of soap which is about [$$] if you buy the name brandCleaning is also easy, just poor the dirty water in the toilet and rinse it out with water and boom you are setLike other people have said there is no pour spout so be careful when pouring out the dirty water (you don't want to make a mess)There are a couple other things to clean up, like the front part that sucks up all the water from the carpet, and some other fitters and the scrub brushes and that whole areaI usually wait till the next day when the unit is dry and just wipe the bottom down and pick of any bunches of lint or dog hair, and clean the front nozzle only when necessarySome word about the attachmentsFirst the accessory tray on the back is a bit cumbersome, bulky, doesn't hold the hose very well, and I've found gets in the way of storing the power cordSo, I didn't attach mine and just have it hanging on a coat hanger in the closetSecondly, the way the hoses attaches to the front of the unit for the sucking and the other to the side for the soap is also not so greatIt's not like my vacuum cleaner where there is a tight fitFor the sucking hose you kind of put it in the whole and turn it, but there's nothing to stop it from turning it the other way :(For the soap hose you just push it in, it doesn't seem very secure because it can easily be pulled outThat being said I had not experienced problems with either falling out thoughNext the spin scrub hand tool, it sucks! I tried to use it for some corners and my sofa and it did not do a good jobI think it's because the spinning brushes powered by the air flow and not a separate motor like the main unitDon't use it at all, but that's just meThe other stair/upholstery tool is much betterI was able to give my sofa cushions a good clearingLastly be careful when done with the attachments because the hose will have some left over dirty water and soap (this is probably the messiest part of the whole thing)Sorry I don't use the bare floor attachment to commentOverall, I love this thing to clean my carpets and the sofaCleaning is easy, remember it is NOT nonexistent, you DO have things to clean So close & yet so far away Having been so frustrated with my Bissell steam vac that I turned into very small pieces, it was clearly time for a new unit With a labrador in the house, and a dachshund that my wife refuses to house-train, we are in constant demand of a SteamVac I consulted a friend who suggested V2. Hoover yesterday I brought home and mounted. Assembly was easy, although I note that the tools were incredibly fragile for fixing car, and I do a very poor job fact toolholder. The use I can see the draft CPS is whether your store SteamVac in the garage for a few months. You can not really wound up the SteamVac with the hose because it is not stay very long and quick way.The is far superior in tanks and lift slightly, and the tank-water solution tank mixing old Hoover. However, it is very "high", and therefore I could not fill our sink upstairs. This was not the case with the previous models and Bissell Hoover owned.II had it up and running pretty quickly and I was immediately impressed. The unit did a good job compared to its predecessor lamentable deficiency in the first part of the recovery tank, I realized it.