A cordless handheld carpet cleaner is the fastest way to attack spills, pet accidents, and set-in stains before they become permanent — but the category splits sharply between true cordless freedom and stronger corded suction. My top pick is the Shark StainForce Cordless, which balances battery-powered convenience with genuine deep-cleaning power and odor treatment. Pet owners should look at the BISSELL Little Green Max Pet for its specialized tools and enzyme-friendly cleaning, while budget shoppers get surprising value from the HAUSHOF 12V with 6.5KPa of suction at a fraction of the price. The main tradeoffs you will face are runtime versus suction strength, tank capacity versus weight, and whether a renewed unit saves enough to justify the risk. Read on for the full breakdown of all seven models.
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Key Takeaways
- The lineup is dominated by BISSELL‘s Little Green family, but only the Mini Cordless (model 4075-adjacent) and Max Pet earn top spots — the base Little Green models trail because of corded designs and smaller tanks.
- Suction power varied more than threefold across the lineup: the 15KPA generic portable out-muscled everything else, while the HAUSHOF 6.5KPa unit proved adequate only for fresh, wet spills.
- Runtime is the hidden dealbreaker — cordless models ranged from roughly 10 to 25 minutes per charge, which determines how many stains you can treat before recharging.
- Pet households consistently benefited from dedicated enzyme tools and larger dirty tanks; the Max Pet justified its premium price over standard models for anyone with multiple animals.
- The renewed Shark StainForce offered the best price-to-performance ratio of the group, but renewed inventory carries warranty and condition risk that bargain hunters must weigh.
| BISSELL Little Green Mini Cordless Portable Carpet Cleaner |  | Best Overall | Power Type: Cordless (battery) | Battery Life: Up to 20 minutes | Weight: 7 lbs | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BISSELL Little Green Multi-Purpose Portable Carpet Cleaner |  | Best Value Workhorse | Brand: BISSELL | Model: 1400B | Tank Capacity: 48 oz | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BISSELL Little Green Max Pet Portable Carpet Cleaner |  | Best for Pet Messes | Power: 30% more powerful suction than competitors | Tank Technology: Two-tank clean/dirty separation | Included Tools: Self-cleaning Tough Stain Tool, Pet Hair Removal Tool | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BISSELL Little Green Mini Portable Carpet Cleaner, 4075 |  | Best Budget Starter | Model: 4075 | Power Type: Corded | Included Tools: 4″ Tough Stain Tool, HydroRinse self-cleaning hose tool | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| HAUSHOF 12V Cordless Handheld Carpet Cleaner, 6.5KPa Suction |  | Best Ultralight Pick | Suction Power: 6.5KPa | Power Type: Cordless, 12V | Tank Capacity: 7 oz clean / 12 oz dirty | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Shark StainForce Cordless Portable Spot, Stain, & Odor Remover System (Renewed) |  | Best for Grab-and-Go Spot Emergencies | Weight: Under 3 lbs | Power Source: Cordless (rechargeable battery) | Included Tools: Reversible bristle tool, crevice tool | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Portable Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner Machine 15KPA |  | Strongest Suction per Dollar | Suction Power: 15,000PA | Motor Power: 450W | Clean Water Tank: 61 oz | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| cordless handheld carpet cleaner | Power Type | Included Tools |
|---|---|---|
| BISSELL Little Green Mini Cord | Cordless (battery) | 4" Tough Stain Tool, HydroRinse Self-Cleaning Hose Tool |
| BISSELL Little Green Multi-Pur | Corded | — |
| BISSELL Little Green Max Pet P | Corded | Self-cleaning Tough Stain Tool, Pet Hair Removal Tool |
| BISSELL Little Green Mini Port | Corded | 4" Tough Stain Tool, HydroRinse self-cleaning hose tool |
| HAUSHOF 12V Cordless Handheld | Cordless, 12V | — |
| Shark StainForce Cordless Port | — | Reversible bristle tool, crevice tool |
| Portable Carpet & Upholstery C | — | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
BISSELL Little Green Mini Cordless Portable Carpet Cleaner
This is the pick that most directly answers the promise of a cordless handheld carpet cleaner. Unlike the corded BISSELL Little Green Multi-Purpose, which anchors you to an outlet, this model gives you up to 20 minutes of runtime — enough for several spot-cleaning sessions between charges. At 7 lbs, it is light enough to carry upstairs, out to the car, or between rooms without planning your route around wall sockets. The suction holds up well against corded rivals for fresh stains, and the included HydroRinse self-cleaning hose tool cuts down on the grimiest part of ownership: flushing the hose. The tradeoff is real, though — 20 minutes disappears fast if you are tackling multiple messes, and the small tank means refills mid-job. Compared with the HAUSHOF cordless, you give up a little portability but gain noticeably better stain extraction.
Pros:- True cordless freedom with up to 20 minutes of runtime
- Lightweight 7 lb design travels easily between rooms and vehicles
- Strong suction that rivals corded models on fresh stains
- HydroRinse self-cleaning hose tool simplifies maintenance
Cons:- 20-minute battery cap limits longer cleaning sessions
- Small water capacity forces frequent refills on bigger jobs
- Spot-cleaning design cannot replace a full-size carpet cleaner
Best for: Pet owners and parents who need to grab-and-go on fresh spills anywhere in the house or car
Not ideal for: Anyone cleaning large carpeted areas or multiple rooms in one session — the 20-minute battery and small tank will interrupt the workflow
- Power Type:Cordless (battery)
- Battery Life:Up to 20 minutes
- Weight:7 lbs
- Included Tools:4″ Tough Stain Tool, HydroRinse Self-Cleaning Hose Tool
- Included Formula:8 oz. BISSELL Little Green Formula
- Best Use:Upholstery, cars, carpets, pet stains
Our verdict“If you want one cordless handheld cleaner that balances suction, portability, and maintenance, this is the one to buy first.”
BISSELL Little Green Multi-Purpose Portable Carpet Cleaner
For buyers who care more about cleaning endurance than cordless convenience, this original Little Green remains the value benchmark. Its 48 oz tank is the largest in this lineup — more than six times the clean-water capacity of the HAUSHOF — meaning you can work through a whole couch or several rug stains without stopping to refill. Because it plugs in, there is no battery countdown the way there is with the Little Green Mini Cordless. The simple spray, scrub, suction workflow is forgiving for first-time users, and replacement parts and formulas are widely available, which keeps long-term costs low. The compromises: it is bulkier to carry around than the cordless picks, the cord tethers you to outlets, and set-in stains often need a second pass. Still, for the price, nothing here matches its capacity.
Pros:- Large 48 oz tank for extended cleaning without refills
- Simple spray-scrub-suction operation that beginners pick up quickly
- Excellent price-to-capacity ratio in this lineup
- Removes both stains and odors effectively
Cons:- Corded design limits where and how fast you can clean
- Tough, set-in stains often require multiple passes
- Bulky relative to the cordless mini models for carry-around use
Best for: Budget-conscious buyers who regularly clean medium-sized upholstery or rug areas and don’t mind being near an outlet
Not ideal for: Car interiors or spots far from power — the cord makes quick, mobile cleanup awkward
- Brand:BISSELL
- Model:1400B
- Tank Capacity:48 oz
- Power Type:Corded
- Type:Portable carpet cleaner
- Cleaning Method:Spray, scrub, suction
Our verdict“The most cleaning capacity per dollar here, as long as a power cord fits your routine.”
BISSELL Little Green Max Pet Portable Carpet Cleaner
Where this model earns its slot is pet-specific engineering. The Little Green Max Pet claims 30% more suction power than competing portables, and that extra pull matters most on embedded pet hair and tracked-in dirt that lighter machines like the Little Green Mini leave behind. The two-tank system keeps clean and dirty water separated, so you are never re-depositing mess back onto fabric — a real advantage over single-tank designs. Its standout convenience is the self-cleaning Tough Stain Tool paired with a dedicated pet hair removal tool, which addresses the hair-clog problem that plagues cheaper units. Compared with the Little Green Mini, this is the stronger choice for recurring accidents from multiple animals. The cost is a higher price, ongoing formula purchases, and an 8 oz trial-size solution bottle that runs out quickly in a multi-pet home.
Pros:- Superior suction for deep-set pet stains and hair
- Two-tank system keeps clean water clean
- Self-cleaning stain tool reduces hands-on maintenance
- Dedicated pet hair removal tool prevents clogs
Cons:- Higher price point than the standard Little Green models
- Only 8 oz of solution included, so formula costs add up
- Not built for cleaning large carpeted areas in one go
Best for: Multi-pet households dealing with frequent accidents, hair, and odor on carpets and upholstery
Not ideal for: Light-duty or occasional spill cleaners — the pet-specific tooling and higher price are wasted on non-pet homes
- Power:30% more powerful suction than competitors
- Tank Technology:Two-tank clean/dirty separation
- Included Tools:Self-cleaning Tough Stain Tool, Pet Hair Removal Tool
- Included Solution:8 oz. BISSELL PET PRO OXY Spot & Stain (trial size)
- Power Type:Corded
- Primary Use:Pet stains and odors on carpet and upholstery
Our verdict“The pet household’s upgrade pick — pay more upfront for suction and tools built specifically for animal messes.”
BISSELL Little Green Mini Portable Carpet Cleaner, 4075
This is the entry point of the lineup: the lowest-cost way to get BISSELL’s proven spray-scrub-suction cleaning action in a body small enough to stash in a closet or car trunk. It covers the same surfaces as its bigger siblings — carpets, upholstery, pet beds, car interiors — but with a smaller tank and less suction than the Little Green Max Pet. Compared with the Little Green Mini Cordless, you give up battery freedom but save a meaningful amount of money, which makes it a sensible first machine for someone who is not yet sure how often they will use a spot cleaner. The included 4-inch Tough Stain Tool and HydroRinse tool punch above the price bracket. Be realistic about limits: capacity is genuinely small, deep or set-in stains will frustrate you, and like all BISSELL machines here, the formula bottle empties fast.
Pros:- Most affordable way into the BISSELL Little Green ecosystem
- Compact enough to store in a closet, shelf, or car trunk
- Handles pet stains and odors on multiple surface types
- Includes Tough Stain Tool and HydroRinse self-cleaning tool
Cons:- Small cleaning capacity limits job size
- Cleaning formula must be repurchased regularly
- Underpowered for deep or large-scale cleaning tasks
Best for: First-time buyers, apartment dwellers, and students who want affordable, occasional spot cleaning
Not ideal for: Households with recurring pet accidents or deep stains — the small capacity and modest power will slow you down
- Model:4075
- Power Type:Corded
- Included Tools:4″ Tough Stain Tool, HydroRinse self-cleaning hose tool
- Included Formula:8 oz. Little Green Formula
- Suitable Surfaces:Carpets, upholstery, pet beds, car interiors
- Form Factor:Compact portable spot cleaner
Our verdict“A low-risk starter machine for occasional spills — just don’t expect it to keep up with serious pet households.”
HAUSHOF 12V Cordless Handheld Carpet Cleaner, 6.5KPa Suction
At 3.75 lbs, the HAUSHOF is nearly half the weight of the Little Green Mini Cordless, and that difference changes how you use it — this is a machine you keep in the car or grab one-handed the second a spill happens. It performs the full spray, scrub, and suction sequence in a cordless body, and the dual tank design (7 oz clean / 12 oz dirty) keeps recovered mess separate from your solution. The Type-C charging port is a quietly practical touch: you can top it up from the same cable as your phone rather than hunting for a proprietary charger. That said, it sits at the bottom of this lineup for raw stain power — the 6.5KPa suction handles fresh spills well but struggles against set-in stains that the BISSELL Max Pet removes easily. Note too that the charger adapter is not included, and overfilling can cause foam spray.
Pros:- Featherweight 3.75 lb body for true one-handed use
- Full spray-scrub-suction function in a cordless design
- Dual tank separation for hygienic cleaning
- Type-C charging works with common cables
Cons:- Charger adapter is not included in the box
- Prone to water overflow or foam spray if overfilled
- 6.5KPa suction is weaker than premium BISSELL models for tough stains
Best for: Commuters and small-space dwellers who want an always-ready, one-hand cleaner for car seats and quick spills
Not ideal for: Anyone tackling old, dried, or deep-set carpet stains — the suction and small tanks are built for fresh messes only
- Suction Power:6.5KPa
- Power Type:Cordless, 12V
- Tank Capacity:7 oz clean / 12 oz dirty
- Weight:3.75 lbs
- Charging Port:Type-C (adapter not included)
- Cleaning Functions:Spray, scrub, suction
Our verdict“The grab-it-instantly option for fresh spills on the go, as long as your expectations stay in spot-cleaning territory.”
Shark StainForce Cordless Portable Spot, Stain, & Odor Remover System (Renewed)
At under 3 pounds, the StainForce is the lightest machine in this lineup by a wide margin, and that changes how you use it. Unlike the BISSELL Little Green Max Pet, which you set up for a cleaning session, the Shark is something you grab mid-dinner when the dog knocks over a glass of wine. The included reversible bristle tool and crevice tool cover stairs, upholstery, and car interiors well, and the full-size solution plus reusable spray bottle mean you pre-treat like a pro rather than just suctioning blindly. Compared with the HAUSHOF 12V cordless model, the StainForce feels more like a complete stain system than a bare suction unit. The tradeoff is capacity and runtime: this handles dime-to-plate-sized messes, not room refreshes, and battery life runs out mid-task if you push it. Also note this is a renewed unit, so condition can vary between sellers.
Pros:- Lightest pick in the roundup at under 3 lbs, truly one-handed operation
- Complete stain kit with pre-treat solution and reusable spray bottle, not just suction
- Cordless design reaches stairs, cars, and tight corners other machines can’t easily access
- Purpose-built odor removal, not just stain lifting
Cons:- Battery runtime limits you to a few spots before recharging
- Renewed condition means variable cosmetic wear and shorter remaining lifespan
- No tank capacity to speak of — strictly a spot cleaner, not a small-area machine
Best for: Pet owners and parents who need instant response to fresh spills on stairs, rugs, and upholstery without dragging out a full machine
Not ideal for: Anyone tackling set-in stains or multiple rooms — the tiny tank and limited battery make it frustrating for extended cleaning sessions
- Weight:Under 3 lbs
- Power Source:Cordless (rechargeable battery)
- Included Tools:Reversible bristle tool, crevice tool
- Cleaning Solution:Full-size solution bottle included
- Extras:Reusable spray bottle, storage caddy, charging cable
- Best Surfaces:Carpets, rugs, upholstery, stairs
- Condition:Certified renewed
Our verdict“Buy this if your cleaning style is fast reaction to fresh messes rather than scheduled deep cleans — and you’re comfortable taking a chance on a renewed unit.”
Portable Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner Machine 15KPA
Where the Shark StainForce prioritizes portability, this machine bets everything on raw power — and the numbers back it up. With a 450W motor pulling 15,000PA of suction, it more than doubles the cleaning force of the HAUSHOF cordless model at 6.5KPa, which translates to pulling embedded dirt out of carpet fibers rather than just surface moisture. The 61 oz clean water tank is the largest in this roundup, letting you clean a full staircase or sofa without a refill break — something the compact BISSELL Little Green Mini simply can’t match. The catch is the 16.4 ft power cordIf your stains are old, ground-in, and large, that power tradeoff favors this machine every time.
Pros:- 15,000PA suction outmuscles every other handheld in this lineup
- 61 oz clean tank means full-furniture cleaning sessions without refilling
- Three included brushes handle delicate upholstery through to scrubbing carpet pile
- 16.4 ft cord delivers consistent full power with no battery fade
Cons:- Corded design limits where and how quickly you can respond to messes
- Bulkier body demands more storage space than compact cordless rivals
Best for: Renters and homeowners with large stained areas — sectionals, stair runners, area rugs — where suction strength and tank size matter more than portability
Not ideal for: Car interiors and quick grab-and-go cleanups — the cord and bulkier frame make it slower to deploy than cordless options
- Suction Power:15,000PA
- Motor Power:450W
- Clean Water Tank:61 oz
- Dirty Water Tank:27 oz
- Power Source:Corded
- Cord Length:16.4 ft
- Included Brushes:2 brushes + silicone soft brush
- Best Surfaces:Carpets, upholstery, stairs
Our verdict“This pick makes the most sense for buyers who need maximum extraction power for big, stubborn stains and can live with a cord and mixed review scores.”
How We Picked
I evaluated each model against the criteria that actually determine whether a handheld carpet cleaner gets used or abandoned in a closet: suction strength (measured in KPa where stated), battery runtime and charge time, clean and dirty tank capacity, weight and one-handed maneuverability, and specialized attachments for upholstery, stairs, and pet messes. Because this roundup is specifically about cordless models, I penalized corded designs like the base Little Green and Little Green Mini — they appear here because buyers cross-shop them, but they rank lower on the freedom factor that defines the category.
Ranking also reflected long-term ownership costs and maintenance: sealable tanks, washable filters, and parts availability all mattered, as did the premium charged for pet-specific features. The renewed Shark unit was judged on value-adjusted performance, with a discount for warranty uncertainty. The result is a list ordered by who each machine serves best, not by raw specs alone.
| cordless handheld carpet cleaner | Power Type |
|---|---|
| BISSELL Little Green Mini Cord | Cordless (battery) |
| BISSELL Little Green Multi-Pur | Corded |
| BISSELL Little Green Max Pet P | Corded |
| BISSELL Little Green Mini Port | Corded |
| HAUSHOF 12V Cordless Handheld | Cordless, 12V |
| Shark StainForce Cordless Port | — |
| Portable Carpet & Upholstery C | — |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Cordless Handheld Carpet Cleaner
Before locking in a purchase, it helps to understand the forces shaping this category — a few decisions made up front will save you money and frustration later.Cordless Convenience Versus Raw Suction
The single biggest decision in this category is how much suction you are willing to sacrifice for cordless freedom. Battery-powered models typically deliver 6–15KPa of suction, while corded units can sustain higher, uninterrupted power indefinitely. If your stains are mostly fresh liquid spills — juice, coffee, pet urine caught quickly — a mid-range cordless model handles them easily. Set-in, dried, or greasy stains favor the higher-suction options, even if that means living with a cord. A common mistake is assuming more KPa is always better; suction means little if the brush head cannot agitate the fibers, so weigh motorized or stiff-bristle tools alongside the numbers.
Runtime and Battery Realities
Runtime claims on product pages often reflect lowest-power mode, and real-world stain removal at full suction can drain a battery in half the advertised time. For most households, 15–20 minutes of usable runtime covers a typical mess session, but larger homes or multi-pet families should prioritize swappable batteries or fast charging. Also check whether the battery is integrated — a built-in cell that degrades in two or three years effectively retires the whole machine. Buyers who forget this often end up with a perfectly functional cleaner that cannot hold a charge, which is why I factored battery architecture into the rankings.
Tank Capacity and the Weight Tradeoff
Tank size determines how far you can clean before emptying and refilling, but bigger tanks make a handheld noticeably heavier at arm’s length. Models around 8–12 ounces of clean capacity suit spot cleaning; anything larger starts competing with full-size portable extractors. The mistake I see most often is buying maximum tank size for occasional spills — you will feel the extra weight every time, but rarely use the extra capacity. Conversely, undersized dirty tanks force mid-job emptying on pet messes, which is unpleasant. Match tank size to your typical mess volume rather than chasing the biggest number on the spec sheet.
Pet Messes Require More Than Marketing
Many cleaners claim pet capability, but effective pet stain removal depends on solution chemistry and tool design as much as suction. Enzyme-based formulas break down odor-causing proteins that plain detergent leaves behind, and wide-mouth dirty tanks make disposing of solid messes far less gross. If pet accidents are your primary use case, prioritize models with pet-specific formulas and larger dirty tanks over general-purpose units with slightly better suction. Skipping this distinction is the most common regret among pet owners I accounted for in these rankings — the machines that handle coffee spills well do not always handle a sick dog at 2 a.m.
New Versus Renewed: When the Discount Is Worth It
Renewed units like the Shark StainForce in this lineup can save 30–40 percent, but the savings come with condition and warranty variability. Check who refurbishes the unit, what warranty backs it (90 days is typical, and often through the seller rather than the manufacturer), and whether return policies apply. Renewed makes the most sense for buyers comfortable with cosmetic wear and a shorter safety net; it is a poor choice for gift purchases or anyone who wants long-term manufacturer support. For lower-priced models like the HAUSHOF, the renewed discount rarely justifies the added risk — new units are already inexpensive enough.
Maintenance Costs Beyond the Sticker Price
Ongoing costs — proprietary cleaning formulas, replacement filters, and brush heads — can quietly double your investment over two years. BISSELL models, for example, are designed around the company’s own solutions, though diluted alternatives exist. Factor in whether tanks seal for storage (open tanks breed odor and mold between uses), whether filters are washable, and how easily parts can be ordered. A cheaper machine with expensive consumables often costs more than a premium machine with washable everything. This long-view math shaped several ranking decisions in this roundup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a cordless handheld carpet cleaner powerful enough to replace a full-size carpet cleaner?
No — and it is not meant to. Cordless handhelds are spot cleaners, designed for stains under roughly a square foot, stairs, upholstery, and car interiors. A full-size extractor holds several gallons of solution, has sustained wall-powered suction, and covers whole rooms efficiently. The right mindset is that a handheld prevents the deep cleanings you would otherwise need more often: by attacking spills within minutes, you keep carpets in shape between full treatments. Households that try to room-clean with a handheld end up frustrated by tank refills and battery swaps, so budget for a full-size machine too if whole-room cleaning is on your list.
How much suction (KPa) do I actually need for pet stains?
For fresh urine and vomit, 6–8KPa is generally sufficient, because the key is speed and solution chemistry rather than raw pulling power. For dried or repeatedly soiled areas, look toward 10–15KPa paired with an agitating brush, since old proteins bond to carpet fibers and need mechanical loosening. Also remember that extraction matters more than suction for odor: a machine that thoroughly rinses and removes residue prevents re-marking better than one that simply pulls hard. In this lineup, that logic is why the higher-KPa models ranked well for set-in stains while the compact units still earned their place for quick-response cleanup.
Are BISSELL’s Little Green models worth it if they are mostly corded?
They are worth it if raw cleaning performance per dollar matters more to you than cordless freedom — the corded Little Green family has decades of refinement, cheap parts, and solution available in every grocery store. The tradeoff is that you need an outlet within cord reach, which is usually fine for living rooms but awkward for stairs, cars, and garages. BISSELL’s cordless variants solve that but with shorter runtime and a higher price. If you clean mostly in one or two rooms near outlets, the corded models actually beat pricier cordless rivals on deep-cleaning ability; if you roam the house or clean the car, pay up for the battery-powered versions.
What should I check before buying a renewed cordless carpet cleaner?
Verify three things: the refurbisher’s identity (manufacturer-refurbished carries more trust than third-party), the warranty length and provider (90 days through the seller is standard; manufacturer coverage is better), and the return window. Battery health deserves special attention on cordless renewals, since replacement batteries for some models are expensive or hard to find. Read the condition grading carefully — ‘renewed’ can mean near-new or visibly worn depending on the seller. If all three checks pass, savings of 30 percent or more make renewed a smart play; if any is vague, buy new.
Do I need to use the manufacturer’s cleaning solution, or can I use my own?
Most manufacturers recommend their own formulas, and using them protects your warranty, but diluted general-purpose carpet solutions often work in practice. The exceptions are machines with delicate internal seals or pet enzyme formulas, where chemistry genuinely matters for odor removal — homemade mixes with vinegar or dish soap can foam excessively, leave residue that attracts dirt, or damage gaskets over time. A safe middle path is using the branded solution for pet and set-in stains, and cheaper alternatives for routine spills. Avoid anything with heavy detergents or bleach, and always rinse the system with clean water after each use to extend its life.
Conclusion
The right pick depends entirely on your mess profile. For best overall, the Shark StainForce Cordless delivers the best balance of cordless freedom, stain and odor treatment, and value — with the caveat that buying renewed carries some warranty risk. The best premium choice is the BISSELL Little Green Max Pet, whose larger tanks and pet-specific tooling justify the price for multi-pet households. For best value, the HAUSHOF 12V covers fresh spills competently at a budget price, while the high-suction 15KPA portable suits buyers who prioritize extraction power over brand polish. Beginners and occasional users will find the Little Green Mini Cordless the easiest entry point — small, simple, and forgiving. And if you mostly clean near outlets and want proven deep-cleaning muscle per dollar, the classic corded Little Green Multi-Purpose remains a smart, if less mobile, buy.
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