See spot go: This 'awesome' Bissell stain cleaner is down to $99 for early Black Friday

Devon Kelley
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The Bissell Little Green will get any stain out of any surface. (Credit: Walmart
The Bissell Little Green will get any stain out of any surface. (Photo: Walmart)

Carpet stains ruining your vibe?

Whether you have old stains or new ones, the Bissell Little Green Portable Spot and Stain Cleaner can take care of them. This portable mini steam cleaner is on sale for just $99 from $124 as part of Walmart's early Black Friday event — and it'll save you hundreds on a professional carpet cleaner. 

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$99 $124 at Walmart

The machine is designed to clean carpets, chairs, couches, stairs, auto interiors, and more. Featuring a long power cord, lightweight design, and powerful vacuum suction, this portable steam cleaner can easily remove dirty footprints, stains, and spills from any surface. Plus, with over 2,200 perfect reviews, this cleaner is tried and true.

Bissell Little Green (Credit: Walmart
Bissell Little Green (Photo: Walmart)

Long-lasting and effective:

“I've been using it now for a little over 10 years. I never had a problem with it, it has always got up every stain I tackled with it,” writes one five-star reviewer. “I can't think of anything bad to say with this product, as it's always been perfect every time. I just recently purchased the second one just because after using it for 10 years it probably got a little bit dirty in the hose.”

Tackles settled pet stains:

“My lil’ Pomeranian Chewie has been leaving big problems on my area rug and sofa and some of the urine stains were soaked in. Well, as temps rose outside, so did the odors. After research and reading positive reviews I decided to buy the Bissell Little Green and WOW, that lil sucker works tremendously! Got rid of all the old settled urine stains and odor!”

Works on light colors and upholstery:

“About six months ago, my husband and I went out and bought a new sectional. He thought I was out of my mind choosing such a light-colored sectional with four grandkids who visit us frequently,” writes one five-star reviewer. “I am pretty strict, making the grandkids eat at the table, but my husband is much more lenient. We had all the grandkids over the weekend, and while I was showering, my husband decided to give them all chocolate. My heart sank when I saw my sectional. They had gotten chocolate all over it. I went out and purchased the Bissell Little Green Machine. I had been wanting one for a few years. I spent yesterday cleaning my sectional, and I was really impressed at how great a job it did removing all the stains. For such a little machine, it did an awesome job cleaning every single stain.”

$99 $124 at Walmart

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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