PSA: The Viral Bissell Little Green Cleaner Is on Sale for Less than $85

Listen: We all make mistakes. Case in point? Buying a white rug, despite your pup's tendency to track mud into the house or your toddler's habit of throwing food on the floor. But don't cry over spilled milk spaghetti sauce just yet, because I'm going to let you in on a little secret: The Bissell Little Green carpet cleaner (was $124, now $82) is a super popular way to remove stubborn stains, and it's currently majorly marked down for Amazon Prime Day 2025. For Prime members who know they should invest in some practical items during the sale (along with some treats for yourself like one of the best Amazon dresses on sale or a restock of your favorite beauty products)—don't drag your feet. Prime Day only lasts from now through July 11, so find everything you need to know about the viral gadget below and get to shopping.

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So, why is the Little Green beloved by so many, including our own PureWow editors? First and foremost, it’s simple to use and comes with easy-to-follow instructions that take the guesswork out of stain removal. All you need to do is fill it with cleaner and water, turn it on and get to scrubbing and suctioning up stains in the blink of an eye.

"OK, this is pretty impressive and really satisfying," said former social strategist Ali Brown when she tested it for PureWow. "As you can see, the machine doesn't completely remove stain colors from the carpet, but it does a pretty good job of restoring it to a passable condition."

Thanks to the Little Green's compact size, it can get in hard-to-reach places a lot easier than other cleaning machines or methods. (Plus, you won't have to get your hands dirty.) Moreover, customers say that the machine is relatively quiet and find that it’s a faster, more efficient and, most importantly, more effective way to to kick stubborn stains to the curb versus other methods. (No scrubbing with detergent and a toothbrush here!) Just look at that murky, dirty water in the video above.