Rug Doctor Mighty Pro X3 Commercial Carpet Cleaner – Large Red Pet Pack, Includes 48 oz. Pet Carpet Cleaner Solution, Commercial Carpet Cleaning Machine, Powerful One Pass Cleaning System

Rug DR. does the deep cleaning..... Have used or rented a Rug Dr. for years. Have done ton's of research renting or buying and decided to SPEND THE $$$ and take the AMAZON LEAP, with this Rug Dr.... GLAD I DID.... Decided to use the 3 year extended warranty (Asurion Protection) suggested by Amazon. Amazon Delivery Service Fantastic, Asurion Protection promptly Reached Out to Me. I'm a happy Amazon Rug Dr. client, covered until April 2028.... Good Feeling... THX. Team.

This is the BOMB! Works awesome! Powerful and easy to use. Works as good as professional cleaner. This is the same unit you will rent from Lowes or other stores for $50-60.

The Rug Doctor rug cleaner works great! It cleaned up wall to wall carpets almost to new looking after severe pet stains. I recommend this carpet cleaner. The only drawback is the fact that it is corded, which can get in the way.

Great Rug Dr.! The cable is a bit too short, but an extension cord will fix that! JGM, PSFB, FL.

I recently purchased the Rug Doctor for use at home, and I couldn't be more impressed! It's incredibly easy to use, and the size is perfect for moving around the house without being bulky or cumbersome. The large tank capacity saves me time by reducing the need to constantly refill it with water. After use, cleaning the machine is a breeze, making it hassle-free.One of the standout features for me is how quickly my carpets dry after cleaning. Overall, this product has been a fantastic investment, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an efficient and effective carpet cleaner!

Terrible, thats how bad my experience was. It has a high rating and I'll explain for that below. As an 18 year carpet cleaning professional i needed a smaller machine for tight spaces. I ignored those commenting on poor suction as being newbies 1st timers not knowing how to operate it. Well, they were absolutely right. I knew there was something wrong with it on my 2 pass when i saw very little water going into the return tank through the clear window. At first I thought it wasn't putting enough shampoo solution down on the carpet. Then I felt the carpet and it was saturated, extremely wet. I made sure both solution and return tanks were on properly, checked my vacuum hoses they were connected tight, everything was right. The simple answer was the suction is terrible, its not strong enough to remove all the excess water it puts down. I use an old Bissell 86T3 Big Green Machine I used in house between deep cleanings to remove all the soapy water the Rug Doctor left on the carpet. I was seriously stunned how much water i pulled from the carpet. That much water left on the carpet will not dry for days and black mold will form under your carpet and create a health hazard. It can also warp your wood floors underneath your carpet if not seal.With that said the high ratings are for all Rug Doctor models not just this X3 Pro. I can't vouch for the other models. They either don't make them the way they used to or a bunch of customers like myself wound up with all these lemons or a serious design flaw in the X3 pro on flat commercial carpet. IMO i can't see it working better on plush or berber carpets either.I would stay away from the Rug Doctor X3 pro models until they come out with an answer or design change on this (so called) new model.I returned the Rug Doctor immediately and bought another Bissell 86T3 Big Green Machine. The Bissell proheat 2x carpet cleaner will also out perform the Rug Dr X3 pro.Please choose wisely...

I owned a Bissell machine for many years and when it finally shifted off this mortal coil, I considered simply renting machines instead. You see, I have a cat or more precisely, the cat has me.There are are two kinds of people in this world: people who like cats and normal people. Cat lovers are deranged and cannot be reasoned with and insist on keeping wild felines inside the house. The most current incarnation of the spouse's cat likes to play a game called "Who Pooped?". To nobody's surprise, it's the cat - and it's often not in the litter box. In my heart, I don't think the Bissell carpet cleaner died. I think it figured out how to burn out its own motor rather than deal with another fecal pile. I don't blame it.Meanwhile, I have a large house of now stained and smell carpet, so cheers. Since felines projectile emit from both ends like a mammalian MIRV it makes sense to keep a powerful anti-feline device on hand. It also makes sense to have a machine that is simple to fill, clean and move. This largely succeeds.First, unlike other machines with two reservoirs - this has one to fill. You'll need a bucket, seriously. A bucket. Mix the cleaning solution (and your FORBIDDEN add ins that may violate your warranty). Wild animals, like so-called domestic felines, stink. Febreze makes a laundry product that works quite nicely. Rug Doctor and other products may have an Oxyclean additive - which is excellent for pet stains. Mix this in a bucket with the right temperature of water for your type of carpet. Generally, don't use hot water. It can damage the heck out of your carpets. Moderate to cool water is best.You flip the top of the machine open, take out the white bucket looking reservoir, and carefully pour your mix into the filter in the base reservoir. It'll hold somewhat more than 2-3 gallons total. The big surprise is the total lack of frippery and gadgeteria. You plug it in. There's a red button you hold down that simultaneously sprays the mix, agitates the carpet to clean and sucks the muck out of the rug into the white reservoir at the top. To use this effectively, you pull it - you don't push it.To switch to the hand tool, which I used for the stairs, you flip the one button from carpet to hand tool. Behind the machine you pull up the fat intake hose and connect it to the hand tool. Slide up the double ring quick connect valve, it takes a bit of pressure. Connect the quick connect valve from the hand tool by pressing the double rings up all the way, slide the valve into place until clicks into place and release the double ring. Nice tight workman ship with brass rings.Plug the machine back in and now the hand tool is operational. Honestly, it's just okay. It's not as great as I'd hoped. It's probably good for furniture but it's not good enough for stairs which is where I really need it to kick butt. I'd pay really good money for a hand appliance that agitates every bit as good as the machine does on the carpet but fits on the stair tread. This is why I knocked it by one star.For pure cleaning power, what I consistently found in the reservoir was disgusting - which didn't surprise me. The waste water was pitch black. We clean our carpets frequently and never saw anything quite like this. Still, the carpet was wetter after cleaning than I would have liked and would have liked the machine to pull more water out than it did despite the very slow cleaning process I used. The suggestion is carpets will take 4 hours to dry after cleaning, even going it several times without depressing the red spray button.From a weight perspective, once the reservoir is out and the machine is empty - this is a surprisingly light machine. The handle folds down so this can be easily stored. I expect we can store this in the garage without any problem.A great tip I picked up from an awesome youtube video is how to empty the machine completely after use. Take it to your driveway, set it to the "hand tools" setting while it's still connected to the main tank. Then plug it in and let it run until the tank is empty. I'll use this tip to run clean water through my machine to make sure it's completely clean after use as well.

I should have purchased on years ago.