10 Best Hoover For Thick Carpet

Updated on: September 2023

Best Hoover For Thick Carpet in 2023


Hoover Smartwash Automatic Carpet Cleaner, FH52000, Turquoise

Hoover Smartwash Automatic Carpet Cleaner, FH52000, Turquoise
BESTSELLER NO. 1 in 2023

Hoover Paws & Claws Deep Cleaning Carpet Shampoo with Stainguard, Concentrated Machine Cleaner Solution for Pets, 64oz Formula, AH30925, White

Hoover Paws & Claws Deep Cleaning Carpet Shampoo with Stainguard, Concentrated Machine Cleaner Solution for Pets, 64oz Formula, AH30925, White
BESTSELLER NO. 2 in 2023
  • STAINGUARD TECHNOLOGY: Helps keep your carpets cleaner for longer by protecting them against future stains
  • ENZYMATIC CLEANING INGREDIENTS: Attacks and helps break down pet messes and stains, including urine, feces, and vomit, while deodorizing your carpets leaving them smelling fresh
  • ENHANCED CLEANING PERFORMANCE: When paired with a HOOVER stain remover and carpet cleaner
  • FOR USE IN FULL-SIZE DEEP CLEANING MACHINES: Including HOOVER, Bissell and Rug Doctor, when used as directed
  • MADE IN THE USA: With US and globally sourced ingredients
  • COTTON BREEZE SCENT: for a fresh and clean-smelling home

Hoover Oxy Deep Cleaning Carpet Shampoo, Concentrated Machine Cleaner Solution, 50oz Formula, AH30950, White

Hoover Oxy Deep Cleaning Carpet Shampoo, Concentrated Machine Cleaner Solution, 50oz Formula, AH30950, White
BESTSELLER NO. 3 in 2023
  • FAST-ACTING FORMULA: Attacks and breaks down tough stains like ketchup, dirt, pasta sauce, coffee, grape juice and more
  • OXY TECHNOLOGY: Permanently removes dirt and tough, colored stains
  • ADVANCED CLEANING ACTION: For use on carpet, upholstery and car interiors
  • ENHANCED PERFORMANCE: When paired with a HOOVER stain remover and carpet cleaner
  • FOR USE IN FULL-SIZE DEEP CLEANING MACHINES: Including HOOVER, Bissell and Rug Doctor, when used as directed
  • MADE IN THE USA: With US and globally sourced ingredients
  • OCEAN BREEZE SCENT: For a fresh and clean-smelling home

Hoover Renewal Deep Cleaning Carpet Shampoo, Concentrated Machine Cleaner Solution, 64oz Formula, AH30924, White, 64 oz

Hoover Renewal Deep Cleaning Carpet Shampoo, Concentrated Machine Cleaner Solution, 64oz Formula, AH30924, White, 64 oz
BESTSELLER NO. 4 in 2023
  • REVITALIZE CARPETS: Effectively remove dirt and grime
  • ADVANCED CLEANING ACTION: For use on carpet, upholstery and car interiors
  • ENHANCED CLEANING PERFORMANCE: When paired with a HOOVER stain remover and carpet cleaner
  • FOR USE IN FULL-SIZE DEEP CLEANING MACHINES: Including HOOVER, Bissell and Rug Doctor, when used as directed
  • MADE IN THE USA: With US and globally sourced ingredients
  • FRESH LINEN SCENT: For a fresh and clean-smelling home

Hoover PETPLUS Concentrated Formula, 64oz Pet Stain and Odor Remover, AH30320, 64 oz, Red

Hoover PETPLUS Concentrated Formula, 64oz Pet Stain and Odor Remover, AH30320, 64 oz, Red
BESTSELLER NO. 5 in 2023
  • CONCENTRATED AND ENZYME Enhanced DETERGENT SOLUTION: Powerful cleaner that removes and deodorizes pet messes, odors, and stains on carpets, area rugs, upholstery, and car interiors
  • COTTON BREEZE SCENT: leaves Your carpets with a new and Fresh smell
  • CLEAN FOR ALL: Safe for using in all leading spot and Full size deep cleaning Machines, including Hoover, Bissell, and Rug Doctor when used as directed
  • FOR Best USE: Apply with a Hoover PreTreat Spray before cleaning Your carpets to ensure Best results and assist in extending the life of Your carpets
  • Phosphate Free : 100 percent biodegradable, non toxic, and septic safe; Made in the U.S.A

Hoover Expert Clean Carpet Washer Detergent Solution Formula, 128 oz, AH15074

Hoover Expert Clean Carpet Washer Detergent Solution Formula, 128 oz, AH15074
BESTSELLER NO. 6 in 2023
  • Professional Grade Detergent: Deodorizes, lifts dirt, and removes allergens for our deepest, extreme clean
  • Permanently removes stains from red wine, cola, coffee, fruit juice, dirt, dander, mud, soil, motor oils, odors and more from carpet and upholstery
  • Fresh Linen Scent
  • Safe for use in leading spot and full size deep cleaning machines, including Hoover, Bissell, and Rug Doctor, when used as directed
  • Septic Safe; Made in the U.S.A.

Hoover Expert Pet Carpet Cleaner Solution Formula, 128 oz, AH15075, Red

Hoover Expert Pet Carpet Cleaner Solution Formula, 128 oz, AH15075, Red
BESTSELLER NO. 7 in 2023
  • Professional grade detergent with active enzymes to deodorize and tackle tough pet stains and odors for a truly deep clean
  • Cotton Breeze Scent
  • Great for removing tough stains like dirt, oils, urine and residual odor
  • Safe for use in leading spot and Full size deep cleaning Machines, including Hoover, Bissell, and Rug Doctor, when used as directed
  • Septic Safe; Made in the U.S.A

Hoover Free & Clean Deep Cleaning Carpet Shampoo, Concentrated Machine Cleaner Solution, 50oz Hypoallergenic Formula, AH30952, White

Hoover Free & Clean Deep Cleaning Carpet Shampoo, Concentrated Machine Cleaner Solution, 50oz Hypoallergenic Formula, AH30952, White
BESTSELLER NO. 8 in 2023
  • HYPOALLERGENIC FORMULA: Thoughtfully designed for people with sensitive skin
  • POWERFUL: Removes dirt and grime from carpets and upholstery
  • NO DYES AND HEAVY FRAGRANCES: So it's tough on dirt but safe on your home
  • ENHANCED PERFORMANCE: When paired with a HOOVER stain remover and carpet cleaner
  • FOR USE IN FULL-SIZE DEEP CLEANING MACHINES: Including HOOVER, Bissell and Rug Doctor, when used as directed
  • MADE IN THE USA: with US and globally sourced ingredients

Hoover Deep Clean Max Carpet Shampoo, Concentrated Machine Cleaner Solution for Pets, 120 oz Formula, AH30831, White

Hoover Deep Clean Max Carpet Shampoo, Concentrated Machine Cleaner Solution for Pets, 120 oz Formula, AH30831, White
BESTSELLER NO. 9 in 2023
  • PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH: Attacks and removes pet odors & stains including urine, feces and vomit
  • ENZYMATIC CLEANING INGREDIENTS: Deotorizes and breaks down the worst pet messes, leaving your carpets smelling fresh
  • ENHANCED CLEANING PERFORMANCE: When paired with a Hoover stain remover and carpet washer
  • FOR USE IN FULL-SIZE DEEP CLEANING MACHINES: Including Hoover, when used as directed
  • MADE IN THE USA: With US and globally sourced ingredients

Hoover Spotless Portable Carpet & Upholstery Spot Cleaner, FH11300PC

Hoover Spotless Portable Carpet & Upholstery Spot Cleaner, FH11300PC
BESTSELLER NO. 10 in 2023
  • LIGHTWEIGHT: Achieve ultimate portability with this lightweight design to reach and remove stains virtually anywhere
  • CONVENIENT DEEP CLEAN: Spray, scrub, and remove anything from pet messes to everyday mishaps
  • LONGER REACH: Easily reach spots and stains on carpet, upholstery, stairs and more with the 5ft. hose
  • SELF-CLEANING TECHNOLOGY: Flushes the hose after each use to help remove dirt and bacteria
  • DUAL TANK TECHNOLOGY: Keep clean and dirty water separate so you can easily fill, empty and rinse the tanks
  • WHAT'S INCLUDED: rubber nub tool and trial size solution

Tips on Buying Carpet, Vinyl or Hardwood Flooring

Well, after 20 years in and around the floor covering industry, I wanted to offer my observations and suggestions regarding different kinds of floor covering. I will break them down by type and quality.

Carpet: The main considerations in picking a carpet for your home are style, construction, yarn source, and additional treatments for stain resistance. Carpet yarn can be made from wool, nylon, olefin, and polyester. I have listed them in descending order of durability and cost.

Wool is very luxurious and durable. Because it is a natural fiber, it can be at a disadvantage when exposed to moist climates (resulting in mold) or spills (resulting in stains). It is available only as a "staple" fiber, meaning it is made of short fibers that are combed and twisted into yarn. It is also the most expensive of carpet fibers.

Nylon is the most popular carpet fiber. It is durable and fairly stain resistant. Nylon can be made from "staple' fiber (as described above) or continuous filament (like very fine fishing line). Continuous filament is preferable as it does not shed and will maintain it's new appearance longer.

Olefin is used mainly in commercial carpet. You know, that fine loop stuff used in many offices. It is cheap, virtually stain proof, and easy to maintain. The greatest disadvantage to loop construction is the tendency to snag a loop and cause a "run" of yarn pulling out of the carpet. The best remedy is to cut the snag with a pair of scissors and place a DROP (just a drop) of some kind of glue onto the cut edge of the yarn to prevent it from coming loose again. Olefin is what we call a "solution dyed" fiber, meaning the color is added to the olefin while it is still in a liquid form, before the yarn is extruded. A good analogy of solution dying verses vat dying is to compare the color you see when you cut a radish in half as opposed to a carrot where the color goes all the way through. Because Olefin has the color all the way through the yarn, it resists almost every stain. Most nylon carpets are made with dyed (radish) fiber. On the downside, olefin is not as durable as nylon. It tends to crush easily when made into a plush carpet. That's why it is mostly used in a very low compact style of carpet. Many larger loop "berber" carpets are also made from olefin. It can be an inexpensive alternative to having a carpet that looks like wool.

Polyester yarn keeps trying to capture market share but has some inherit weaknesses. It is less expensive, but wears poorly too. Many times it is made from recycled material like plastic coke bottles. If you want to put a thick carpet down for less money, and aren't concerned about its durability, polyester can be a good choice.

Now a word about construction: In typical cut pile, or plush carpet, three things matter, yarn material (nylon is best), filament yarn, and lastly, pick a carpet that has a high twist in the yarn. The tighter the twist, the more durable it will be. I might give you this analogy: If you took a kitchen towel in your hands and twisted it, the tighter you twisted it the tighter and thinner it would get. The same is true with carpet yarn. The tighter the mill twists the yarn, the thinner it will get. But it will be more durable and hold its appearance longer. To give the appearance of value, many mills make carpet of poorly twisted yarn. It will feel thicker, but it won't wear as well as one that is well twisted, even though it might feel thinner. Also, thicker carpet is not necessarily better carpet. Remember the old shag carpets of the 60's and 70's. they never seemed to wear out. Why? Because of the way the carpet yarn flowed back and forth under your feet. Extremely thick carpet might seem to be the best, but can lose its appearance quicker because all the foot traffic lands directly on the ends of the yarn. The effect of this is that it will soon look matted. If a carpet has a "mini" shag construction, you are then walking on the sides of the yarn as it moves back and forth under your feet. The sides of the yarn are much more durable and resist wear over time.

Sheet vinyl: This is much less complicated. There are basically two types of vinyl floors, inlaid vinyl and embossed vinyl.

Inlaid vinyl is created by laying down particles of colored vinyl chips over a backing material, and 'welding' them together by heat or some other method. A wear layer is then put over the top. Inlaid floors tend to be more expensive, but more durable than common embossed vinyl floors.

­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Embossed vinyl is made by taking a printed pattern and covering it with a plastic wear layer. One of the biggest considerations here is the thickness of the wear layer. Generally the thicker the wear layer, the more durable the floor. Though less expensive than inlaid vinyl, common embossed vinyl can be prone to cuts, punctures and tears. The homeowner must exercise extreme caution when moving appliances over sheet vinyl floors,especially if it is not inlaid.

In using either type of vinyl, be sure to use an approved seam sealer over all seams. As an example, if you are installing a Mannington floor, use the right Mannington seam sealer for that particular floor.Otherwise, your seams could begin to split open over time.

Vinyl floors must be installed over a very smooth surface to avoid "telegraphing" a patter from under the floor. Particle board or "MDF" is the less expensive choice, but can be vulnerable to damage by exposure to moisture or water. An exterior grade of"A" surface plywood is preferable.
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HARDWOOD: I will break this category down into three groups;true hardwood, laminated hardwood, and synthetic laminates (or 'pergo' floors).

True hardwood is made of solid material, oak, maple, or some other wood. It can more sensitive to atmospheric moisture, resulting in 'cupping' or warping. It can also be the most long lasting because it can be sanded and refinished several times depending on its original thickness. Solid wood floors can come prefinished or can be sanded and finished on the job site. While more time consuming and messy, a 'sand and finish' job will be more durable, especially in areas like kitchens and bathrooms where water is present.

Laminated hardwood offer some advantages. They can be installed in less time and with less mess, while still offering the beauty of real wood. The laminated construction is recommended where the floor is to be installed on or below grade, including over a concrete slab.

Synthetic laminates ("pergo" floors) are becoming increasingly popular because of their improving appearance and affordability. They are also seen as the floor of choice by the do-it-yourself crowd (make sure to read and follow the instructions included in each box). The difference in the cost has to do with the beauty of the patterns and quality of the backing material. Some backing materials are more durable and resistant to damage by moisture than less expensive floors. In the past, most of these floors were glued together. They have now been replaced by the "snap together" floors. Caution must be exercised when installing these floors in kitchens, baths, laundry rooms, or anywhere where there might be exposure to water. With the snap together construction, water can find its way between the boards and cause damage to the floor. As a matter of personal choice (as in use at your own risk), I install these floors with a small bead of wood glue along the top edge of each board. This provides a measure of protection by keeping water from seeping in between the cracks in the floor. And be careful to never mop the floor with a sopping wet mop. Clean up spills asap.

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