List Price : $299.99 Price : $217.39
Product Description
Hoover® MaxExtract® All-Terrain™ Carpet Washer
Now you’re Carpet Washer can give a “hands and knees” clean to all your hard floors too.
The Hoover MaxExtract All-Terrain Carpet Washer goes where other carpet washers never dreamed. This remarkable innovation in cleaning from Hoover can clean, freshen and sanitize any flooring surface in your home.
Here’s what makes this Hoover so remarkable.
- It washes, it scrubs, it rinses, it dries: How does it do it? The MaxExtract All-Terrain Carpet Washer combines Hoover’s very best innovations in one unit. You get one set of SpinScrub® brushes for carpet and one for hard floors both powered by our DualV® Nozzle Technology that delivers detergent, Auto Rinses and creates maximum water extraction with a heated drying feature that means you are back on your floors in no time.
- Fast clean meets fast dry: Got company on the way? The Hoover MaxExtract All-Terrain Carpet Washer cleans fast and dries fast. A heated drying feature reduces wait times and keeps surfaces fresh, clean and dry.
- It’s not just for floors: Bring the power of SpinScrub to all of your upholstery too with powered hand tools that work on stairs, furniture and vertical surfaces.
- Built to last: This Hoover has no belts to break and it is stress tested in Hoover’s American engineering lab to maintain its cleaning power though years of use.
Includes Hard floor package - everything you need to clean your hard floors: hard floor squeegee, SpinScrub brushes for hard floors, and large, soft wheels.
Product Features
Patented SpinScrub® brushes
For carpets and hard floors - work together, scrubbing carpet fibers on all sides to gently loosen dirt
Switches for on/off and SpinScrub® power
Powerful 12-amp motor provides maximum suction and cleaning power
Auto Rinse feature
Rinses your carpet and hard floors, leaving less detergent residue behind
Cleaning in Action
DualV® Nozzle technology
Provides equal suction across the full width of the nozzle
Eight foot hose and removable tool caddy
Great for cleaning stairs and other hard to reach areas
All-Terrain Cleaning feature
Designed to clean a variety of surfaces in your home
Additional Information
Move easily through dirty carpets and hard surfaces with the MaxExtract All-Terrain Carpet Washer's, powerful, maximum suction, 12-amp motor. The curved design and impressionable SpinScrub brushes make this an attractive cleaning machine with lots of style. Great for quick pick-ups, all over routine cleaning or those heavily soiled areas. The two tank system makes it easy for you to keep your clean and dirty water separate. Watch the dirty water tank fill up as the MaxExtract Carpet Washer cleans with the full width of the nozzle. No need to worry about scratches or marks in your hard surface flooring with the MaxExtract's soft wheels and hard floor squeegee.
- All-terrain carpet and hard-surface cleaner with 12 amp motor, It works with 120 Volts.
- Dual-V Technology ensures equal suction across the full width of the nozzle
- SpinScrub brushes; heated cleaning; automatic detergent mixing; auto rinse
- Hard-floor accessories include: Squeegee, SpinScrub brushes, and soft wheels
- Measures 19 by 13-1/4 by 44 inches; 1-year warranty
Hoover MaxExtract All-Terrain Carpet Cleaner, F7452900 Reviews
Hoover MaxExtract All-Terrain Carpet Cleaner, F7452900 Reviews
| 487 of 497 people found the following review helpful  Fantastic product! Great job on carpet, pleasantly surprised on tile., Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Hoover MaxExtract All-Terrain Carpet Cleaner, F7452900 (Kitchen) I have previously used the Bissell 9400 ProHeat 2X Select Upright Deep Carpet Cleaner to clean the inevitable stains associated with cats and potty training little boys from my Berber carpet. A friend has that cleaner, so I borrowed it on several occasions before finally deciding to get one of my own. Just before I was ready to buy, Good Housekeeping ran a review on the Hoover SteamVac so I looked it up on Amazon. I read the reviews and decided to take my chances with it.I am amazed at the difference in the two machines. The Bissell used to shear off fibers from the carpet and leave a nasty trail of what looks like hairballs behind as I worked. The clean and dirty tanks are in the same unit which is clever, but almost impossible to clean. The Hoover has two tanks - one for clean hot water with a... Read more 230 of 239 people found the following review helpful Works Great!, By Mother of four (Denver, Co.) - See all my reviews This review is from: Hoover MaxExtract All-Terrain Carpet Cleaner, F7452900 (Kitchen) So i've been looking for a steam cleaner for over a week,reading reviews on any steam cleaner that has a review to try to choose one that will work for my family. With all the negative feedback on the Hoover I was disappointed and thought about changing brands. I had a hoover spin scrub and it has worked wonderfully for over 5yrs but with bringing up and down the stairs and my son letting it pound on the stairs the front plate broke off. Although i could get it repaired, honestly i felt it was a good excuse to get myself a new one and chose to give my old one to charity.Of all the reviews i have read, the one that i felt had any true meaningful information was a gentleman that was an engineer that said that the plastic on the tank was too brittle. Armed with this information, i did go to my local Hoover store to see what they had in stock. I was ready to purchase another spinscub or to have mine repaired. I purchased the All-terrain steamvac after talking to... Read more 210 of 221 people found the following review helpful  Good....at first, This review is from: Hoover MaxExtract All-Terrain Carpet Cleaner, F7452900 (Kitchen) We purchased the All Terrain about six months ago. The instructions are very well written and assembly was easy. I fired it up for the first time and it cleaned the carpets beautifully. I thought we had a real winner. After that initial use the problems began to creep up. Starting with the second use, the clean water tank began leaking around the seal at a fairly significant rate. I probably should have returned the unit, but I didn't, and now regret it because it is now totally out of commission. The brushes are connected to the unit via a drive shaft that is less than 1/4" thick plastic. On our cleaner this shaft sheered off and is stuck in the unit. Only at this point did I do any serious research about the All Terrain on the Internet and realized that these two issues are very common with these units and apparently dealing with Hoover for repair can be a nightmare. Caveat Emptor |
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