Bissell Catchall hard floor cleaner -£9.95

bunking_off

mjenn5 wrote:

Anybody know if the Catchall is any good for the car?

Can't think what context you'd use it for in the car. It's for bare surfaces (laminate, tiles etc) so wouldn't be any use on the carpets in there. The unit's perhaps 12" x 10", so would be too bulky for cleaning the non-carpeted surfaces in a car (dashboard etc).

ultrak3wl

The mini-vacuum cleaner for £14.95 looks very handy for the car though, great spot and I just ordered one.

rizla01

Just found this

The Bissell 3107 Features:

Brand New!
Handle Grip
Dirt Cup Release
Furniture Protection Guard
On/Off Button
Electrostatic Cloth (3 Cloths included)
Dirt Cup and Filter
Rechargeable Battery Pack
Charging Base


Powerful vacuum picks up the dirt and debris while the electrostatic cloth captures the fine particles. Uses any electrostatic cloth.


Soft rotating bristles and rubber blades specially designed to safely clean your bare floor.


No cords to slow you down! The small battery pack removes for easy charging.


Easy empty dirt container captures the dirt and debris so your electrostatic cloths last longer.


The Bissell CatchAll is lightweight, and not a bit bulky, so you are free to zip along under couches, around chair legs, anywhere you want to go!


Picks up hard-to-clean messes like kitty litter. Other products just push the mess around!

The Bissell 3107 Specifications:Charge Time: 15 Minutes
Cleaning Path: 10 Inches
Cleaning Surface: Type Bare Floor
Color: White/Green
Brush: Rotating Brush/Blade

Q: Does the CatchAll use vacuum bags?
A: The BISSELL CatchAll is a bagless bare floor cleaner. The dirt and debris are collected in the dirt cup. The dirt cup should be emptied after each use.

Q: How long does it take to charge the CatchAll battery?
A: The battery should charge 8 hours for the initial charge and 6-8 hours to renew the charge.

Q: Is the CatchAll filter washable?
A: The CatchAll filter can be cleaned by handwashing it in warm water and mild detergent.

Q: May I use WET cloths in my BISSELL CatchAll?
A: BISSELL only recommends using DRY electrostatic cloths with this machine. The use of wet or pre-moistened cloths may damage your cleaner and void the warranty.

Q: What makes the BISSELL CatchAll so convenient?
A: The CatchAll gives you the benefit of a vacuum and electrostatic cloth cleaning in one bare floor cleaner. The vacuum picks up the large particles while the cloth picks up fine particles. The vacuum with the easy empty dirt container and washable filter also helps extend the life of the electrostatic cloths. Another great benefit of the CatchAll is that it is cordless. The battery pack can be easily removed to make charging convenient and ready to go.

Q: What makes the CatchAll safe for bare floors?
A: The CatchAll features a Soft'n Safe bare floor brush. The soft rotating bristles and rubber blades are specially designed to safely clean your bare floors.

Q: What type of cloths may be used in my CatchAll?
A: You may use any DRY electrostatic cloths in your BISSELL CatchAll. Several brands of dry electrostatic cloths are available at your local supermarket or grocery store.

Q: Where can I use the CatchAll bare floor cleaner?
A: The CatchAll allows convenient cleaning in a variety of bare floor locations: kitchen, bathroom, living room, and bedroom. It can be used on any dry bare floor surface such as wood, linoleum, slate, or tile.

Q: Will the CatchAll work without a dust cloth?
A: You can use the CatchAll without the cloth for quick vacuuming pickups. You can also use the Catch All cloth without the vacuum turned on to quickly dust your floors.

I have just odered two of these.

Good find and thanks.

Purdy_1

I bought a cheap square mop that uses floor wipes for £3.99 from HomeBargains. The wipes seem to dry up really quick so I use a trigger spray with dilute disinfectant and spray whilst using the floor mop. I am too tight to go for gadgets. :rotfl:

zeke

Purdy_1 wrote:

I bought a cheap square mop that uses floor wipes for £3.99 from HomeBargains. The wipes seem to dry up really quick so I use a trigger spray with dilute disinfectant and spray whilst using the floor mop. I am too tight to go for gadgets. :rotfl:

I'm even tighter- I use old t shirts or duds and 17p bleach from nettos and lots of elbow grease

b44rch

zeke wrote:

I'm even tighter- I use old t shirts or duds and 17p bleach from nettos and lots of elbow grease

A mixture of vinegar and water gives good cleaning results too, and it's dead cheap!

mjenn5

Beating clothes of the the shore rocks to clean them works well too. LOL

Looking forward to getting my Bissell.

bentleyjack

Does anyone know the power of the Bissell CatchAll?
I have the Go vac already but it is not good at picking up bits from my laminate flooring. Its pretty good on carpets though.

rizla01

bentleyjack wrote:

Does anyone know the power of the Bissell CatchAll?
I have the Go vac already but it is not good at picking up bits from my laminate flooring. Its pretty good on carpets though.

Well the blurb describes it a 'powerful' and it collects cat litter Etc.

I'll post when I get mine but they may not be around for that long.

all I know is I have seen them for £49.99 elsewhere.

--Tony--

bentleyjack wrote:

Does anyone know the power of the Bissell CatchAll?
I have the Go vac already but it is not good at picking up bits from my laminate flooring. Its pretty good on carpets though.

Now you got me worried, I went for the go-vac as it looked like it did a lot more than just my laminate kitchen floor ie car, carpet etc

But its main use will be for laminate so I hope it is OK