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Summer brings messes: Muddy pets and shoes, ice cream spills in the car, and grass stains for days. It's all worth it to capture the delights of warmer weather, however, eventually you've got to clean up. That's when a carpet and upholstery cleaner is your best friend.
The Bissell Little Green Machine is both the internet and Mashable's favorite upholstery cleaner. This compact cleaner is portable and easy to tote around with its top handle, however, it can get a bit heavy once the water tanks are full (luckily, they're removable). The dual nozzle and brush sprays cleaning solution over target areas, and then with the press of a button, it vacuums up all the dirt and grim hiding in upholstery.
With two tanks, the Bissell Little Green machines holds a water cleaning solution, while its other tank stores all the gunk that gets sucked up.
For a limited time, this carpet cleaner is down to $85.75, knocking $37.84 off the price. This is a Prime Day-level deal, nearly two week's after Amazon's big summer sales event, so don't drag your feet on these 31% savings.
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