Bissell Commercial BigGreen BGFS650 Hercules Scrub and Clean Floor Machine, Green

I clean professionally and use this machine actually to agitate solution into commercial low pile carpet with brushes. It works excellent as it's not too heavy, it's fast and easy to operate. Disassembles into pieces for easy transportation. Nice long cord. comes with extra pads for polishing tiles. 1200rpm rotating brushes is also great for carpet encap cleaning.Note: Although the description says not suitable for carpet it actually works great for low pile carpet, area rugs where you can't use heavy agitators.It's also excellent for resilient floors or hard floors.I would give the machine a break after about an hour or two use as this is not a heavy duty commercial machine.

Works well so far (on sheet vinyl). Smaller and lighter than I expected but it does a decent job."Commercial" is in the name, but this is for residential use - wouldn't expect this to survive in a business environment.Although it says right on the machine to not add any weight to it to avoid extra stress on the motor, it cleans much better with a 5# dumbbell riding on the head. Otherwise there doesn't seem to be enough contact with the floor due to its low weight. The two round brushes spin in opposite directions, so it doesn't wander. You'll still be on your hands and knees for corners and baseboards.I would buy this again.

This is an interesting machine. I have a Bissell Spinwave that I absolutely LOVE and recommend, but I needed something that would scrub my dirtier tile floors with stuck on food and stains. This one caught my eye because of the scrub brush attachments. I don’t use it commercially, so I can’t speak to its durability in that setting, but I can say that this is marketed for home use under another brand called Eubank, lol, (which is also available on Amazon), so I suspect this is more for home use or commercial “housekeeping”cleaners vs large hospital-sized cleaning. The main reason I say that is the tiny pads. They’re a third of the size of Spinwave. It would take you forever to clean a large building, and probably even a large home for that matter.I have all hard floors at home, so I like these types of machines. My first test was applying my floor finish after mopping. I was underwhelmed. Usually, I use my Spinwave and it’s fantastic. This one required me to use more product (which is not good) and left wheel tracks as I moved from row to row on the floor. The Spinwave doesn’t do that, it doesn’t have wheels at all, so no tracks in my finish. :)I’m going to only use this for cleaning and scrubbing my tile floors going forward, like I originally planned, not for floor finishes. I also dislike not having a power button. When I try to turn it off by raising and locking the handle, whatever part of the floor it’s on at that moment gets messed up while I’m fumbling around trying to get it to stop. None of these are issues with the Spinwave. I don’t recommend this unless you need it for the deep clean brush option. Spinwave is better for general home use cleaning and applying finishes. It’s also much more user friendly. I wish they’d make a commercial model of Spinwave with the brush attachment. Oh la la.

I couldn't give it less than one star or I would haveThis machine is going back. I used for at least 20 extremely frustrating minutes to oil a floor until it over heated and wouldn't turn back on. Despite what the directions tell you, you will not be able to walk a zig zag pattern with a 1meter by 1 meter square. It won't happen. This machine generally wants to go wherever it puts its mind to it. You can try keeping it level but it will sneak away on you and smack into the wall. Also bc its so light and has a tendency to fire off in arbitrary directions (mostly to the left) it will also spray the oil that you are trying to apply to the floor all over the wall.Do not buy this. I would not wish this machine on people that I don't like.In all seriousness, I get what Bissell was trying to accomplish. I ended up putting this back in the box, running to the big box hardware store and renting a 20" floor finisher/waxer and using that for the second coat after the little Bissell that couldn't failed me 1/10th of the way thru the first coat so I had to apply by hand. The big machine weighs a ton, can be equally hard to control, but also bc it has significant weight it's easier to find that sweet spot balance point so it doesn't spin around you in some crazy death dance.So please, until Bissell turns down the power or adds some weights, or something, don't buy this machine. It's low price and compact cuteness will just disappoint you

This floor-cleaning machine was easy to put together right out of the box. It is just the right size and weight for my cleaning needs. It did a great job and shortened my floor cleaning time in half. I highly recommend this item!

Doesn’t come with to good instructions and doesn’t really do to good deep cleaning floors as I would like. Very lightweight. Great value for your money tho.

The term "Commercial" made me think it was larger. But it did work at my rental property with tile floors. Easy to maneuver and light weight. But being light weight also means that it does not scrub as good. I have not used the polisher pads yet. Fast Shipping, compact unit. did the job.

Works great for me. I have vinyl and laminate flooring in my townhouse. I have a Bissell Spin Wave but I wanted something that actually scrubbed the floors, brush type heads, which the Spin Wave does not. This fits the purpose perfectly. It's lightweight but heavy enough that it keeps great contact with the floor surface during cleaning. Handle folds out to two handles if you require more control. I squirted a little Dawn mixed with lots of water on the floor as a simple cleaning solution and then went back over scrubbed area with a steam mop. Worked great with no residue on floor. I found the scrubbing action to be very robust. My dogs track in a lot of filth from outside. This is exactly what I needed to fill the gap between the steam mop snd ghe Spin Wave. I love it.