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Royal Procision 7910 Carpet Extractor
Royal Procision 7910 Carpet Extractor
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #37807 in BISS
- Brand: Royal
- Model: RY7910
Features
- 7.0 amp motor
- 12" nozzle - 2 suction nozzles
- 1 gallon clean water tank and 1 gallon recovery tank
- Automatic height adjustment
- Fingertip controls
- Dual counter-rotating revolving brushes
- Separate soap dispenser automatically measures and mixes the correct amount of soap
- 8' on board hose with upholstery tool
- Stop brushroll option for straight suction
- Includes 64 oz. solution
- 40 ft. cord
- Weighs 22.8 lbs
- 3-year warranty
- 7.0 amp motor
- 12" nozzle - 2 suction nozzles
- 1 gallon clean water tank and 1 gallon recovery tank
- Automatic height adjustment
- Fingertip controls
- Dual counter-rotating revolving brushes
- Separate soap dispenser automatically measures and mixes the correct amount of soap
- 8' on board hose with upholstery tool
- Stop brushroll option for straight suction
- Includes 64 oz. solution
- 40 ft. cord
- Weighs 22.8 lbs
- 3-year warranty
Product Description
The Royal Procision carpet extractor has two suction nozzles, not just one like other extractors. That means dirty water never has a chance to soak into your carpet so you get a drier, cleaner carpet. PLUS, it has TWO revolving brushes that rotate in opposite directions so your carpet gets cleaned from all sides. Switches in the handle turn the power, soap dispenser, and revolving brushes on and off with the touch of a finger. Royal Procision has a separate soap dispenser that automatically measures the correct amount of soap and mixes it with clean water, so there's no more guessing about the right amount to use. Because the soap is separate from the clean water, you can turn the soap dispenser off to rinse the carpet you've just shampooed. A clean water rinse removes sticky soap residue that can attract new dirt more quickly, and it's easy to do with Precision. The clean and dirty water tanks are easy to fill and empty, making your work go faster. Plus, Precision's dirty water reservoir is larger so you don't have to waste time running back and forth frequently to empty it.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
39 of 40 people found the following review helpful.
Best Carpet Cleaner I Have Owned
By Baud
I have owned a few Bissell models and they are pale in comparison to this model. The only fault I have found is that my motor burnt out after 1 year and the mechanism that holds the handle in place breaks relatively easy. The new model has a better motor than last years and it seems the handle latch is sturdier. However NEVER roll the unit with a full collection tank, that is how I broke my last one, its just cant take the load of water on the locking mech. Also the previous model (made under the brand name Dirt Devil) only had a one year warranty. This model has a 3 year manufacturer warranty. It automatically dispenses the right amount of soap and has a rinse only mode that gets the carpet sqeaky clean. It has dual suction and dual brushes as well as having the air from the motor being blown down onto the carpet to dry it even faster. If you use it correctly the drying process should only take about 6 hours depending on your type of carpet. I would strongly reccommend you buy this carpet cleaner.
28 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
Great Machine!
By Joanne
Royal Precision 7910When the Hoover carpet cleaner that I had for less than two years broke, I went to the local vacuum repair store. To my surprise, It would cost $125-$150 to fix a machine that cost me $180. I was suddenly in the market for a new machine. The salesman told me that their company has sold thousands of the Royal 7910 with very few problems. He said that the Hoover quality has been inconsistent and the Bissell design which connects the drive belts for the brushes to the power plant has caused lots of breakage. A friend of mine has a Bissell, which she has had in the repair shop each month for the last 4 months due to this problem, so that gave the salesman some credibility with me. The first time that I used the Royal, I thought that it was very heavy and difficult to move. I soon realized that the amount of fluid that the machine holds, solution and water in separate tanks, caused the unit to weigh more than the Hoover which had much smaller tank capacity. Now, I just don't fill the tanks quite as full. The unit uses much less solution. I used about 8 oz of solution to clean a the main traffic areas in my living room and dining room. The Hoover used more than twice as much. I had to get the carpet a lot wetter with the Hoover than I do with the Royal. Very dirty areas require only two sprays of solution. The extractor really removes the water, so my carpet dries in 4-6 hours rather than over night. This unit costs a little more than the others, but I am very pleased with the results so far. Also, you can't beat the 3 year warrenty.
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful.Glad I bought it
By R. Stauber
After looking at all the reviews of the Bissell, Hoover and Royal, I had a difficult time choosing the best one to buy. After reading the reviews and descriptions on various sites, I read that the Royal is the easiest to assemble and also has 2 suction nozzels for getting the water out of the carpet. The Royal also has a better warranty.Now that I purchased the Royal, I am very happy and have found the unit easy to assemble and clean. The ratings that were negative generally mentioned leaks. Upon recent use, these leaks seem to be due to operator error, since all pieces need to be seated correctly and that is fairly easy. If this breaks, the parts also seem easily replaceable.The Royal did a very good job at cleaning the carpet and the water left behind dried in a couple hours. If you follow the instructions and only apply soap and/or water (water only for rinse) moving forward and then just vacuum when moving backward, the carpet does not get too wet and will dry reasonably quick.
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