For pet accidents, spills, grubby car seats and armchairs, the Little Green does the job it was bought for, and stain removal is by far its most praised trait. It is corded, light enough to carry, holds 48 oz of clean water and cleans its own hose with the HydroRinse tool. The trade-offs come from its size: a small motor means suction divides opinion and fabric can stay damp unless you spray lightly and finish with dry passes, and leakage and build quality draw a real share of complaints. The dripping tank is a nuisance rather than a flaw. Bought as a spot cleaner, used with a light hand and cleaned after each job, it is a practical tool that saves a lot of scrubbing.
Who should buy it
- Pet owners
- Parents dealing with regular spills on carpet and furniture.
- Anyone who wants to clean car seats and floor carpet at home.
- People reviving second-hand upholstered chairs.
Who should skip it
- Anyone hoping to deep clean whole rooms of carpet, which needs a full-size machine.
- Buyers who need fabric dry within the hour, since heavy passes can leave it damp.
- Anyone with mostly S- or X-coded upholstery that should not be cleaned with water.
A reliable stain remover for small jobs, as long as you spray lightly, extract thoroughly and keep it clean.
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