BigGreen BGFS650 Hercules Scrub and Clean Floor Machine, Green

he Bissell Commercial BigGreen BGFS650 Hercules truly lives up to its name! After using it to clean our facility floors, the results were nothing short of impressive. The difference was immediately noticeable — the machine lifted built‑up dirt and grime that mopping alone could never touch. In the before area, you can clearly see heavy discoloration and embedded dirt across the tile surface. After running the Hercules Scrub and Clean over the same section, the flooring looks dramatically brighter and refreshed. The after photo shows a clean, uniform floor with a visible contrast from where the machine worked its magic. What stood out most: Powerful scrubbing action — It pulled years of dirt from textured flooring with ease. Lightweight and easy to maneuver — Despite being a commercial unit, it glides smoothly and fits well in tighter spaces like offices and breakrooms. Professional‑level results — The cleaned floors look almost new again, with a clear improvement in brightness and overall appearance. Great for high‑traffic areas — It restored surfaces that are constantly exposed to foot traffic, rolling chairs, and daily wear. If you need a floor machine that delivers noticeable results quickly, the BGFS650 Hercules is an excellent investment. These photos speak for themselves — this machine transformed our floors far beyond what we expected. Highly recommended!

This is a great product for residential use. Makes SCRUBBING a floor a breeze. Nice product and easy to use. Not heavy and is self propelled. Comes with many different types of cleaning pads. Great for all hard floor types. Also for bare concrete floor in basements.

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I couldn't give it less than one star or I would have This machine is going back. I used for at least 20 extremely frustrating minutes to oil a floor until it over heated and wouldn't turn back on. Despite what the directions tell you, you will not be able to walk a zig zag pattern with a 1meter by 1 meter square. It won't happen. This machine generally wants to go wherever it puts its mind to it. You can try keeping it level but it will sneak away on you and smack into the wall. Also bc its so light and has a tendency to fire off in arbitrary directions (mostly to the left) it will also spray the oil that you are trying to apply to the floor all over the wall. Do not buy this. I would not wish this machine on people that I don't like. In all seriousness, I get what Bissell was trying to accomplish. I ended up putting this back in the box, running to the big box hardware store and renting a 20" floor finisher/waxer and using that for the second coat after the little Bissell that couldn't failed me 1/10th of the way thru the first coat so I had to apply by hand. The big machine weighs a ton, can be equally hard to control, but also bc it has significant weight it's easier to find that sweet spot balance point so it doesn't spin around you in some crazy death dance. So please, until Bissell turns down the power or adds some weights, or something, don't buy this machine. It's low price and compact cuteness will just disappoint you

Light weight, adjustable height, easy for a 120lb woman to guide across concrete....pay attention to the instructions: they plainly tell you don't push down hard. Also the best way to describe how to use this is the analogy of painting with a roller. If you follow the v or w pattern you work all the cleaner into the floor. I used Mercado cleaner which is really cheap cleaner sold by Kroger. I tried Mean Green and even Lime away, but the Mercado worked good. I'll try Fabuloso. Let me know what you tried.

Cleaning my house like a pro with a small price tag that's what! I love everything about it! I have wood and tile and I need to get in those groves!!! Edited: ya it doesn't get into groves at all it just glides over. It needs uneven bristles so imma have to cut them uneven so the bristles of anything gets into tile groves for grout and wood crevices ugh. Scrubs smooth surfaces perfectly should have just got the one I really wanted with a spinning head like a vaccume but it's a wet mop for tile floors and sucks up dirty water as you go.

Searched several options for a floor scrubber. Even contemplated renting. Finally decided on this scrubber. My primary concerns were the ability of the scrubber to do the job and reliability. I have about 1800 sq ft of ceramic tile that needed a good scrubbing. The scrubber exceeded my expectations. I used the Zep floor cleaner at 1oz per gallon of water. Just poured some on the floor and started scrubbing. It not only cleaned the floor of several years of accumulated crap up in the master bath, it also cleaned a couple of years of grease and grime from the kitchen/family room areas. Key is using lots of cleaner and going over the same area a couple of passes. You literally need the floor covered in cleaner and use the scrubber to move it around and pass over each area multiple times. Doing it that way it even got most of the grout clean. Next scrubbing those will probably clean also. By lots of cleaner I used 3 gallons of water and 3 oz of Zep for the entire 1800sq ft! Not sure which is the better buy. The scrubber or the Zep! So this little scrubber is very capable of cleaning most home floors. As far as reliability I'll only know for certain many years from now, hopefully! But even though it uses plastic wheels and maybe even gears I've been around for over 60 years and frankly all of those machines made out of "iron" were not that good. The old days were never as good as we remember them. This scrubber seems to be well built for what it's intended. Home use. If it lasts long enough to clean the tile this well ever year for the next ten years I'll be happy. If it lasts twenty years then I'll be more than happy and more than 80 years old! Beats the hell out of the old days of actually scrubbing floors!

I thought it was going to be rinky dink when I opened the package but this little scrubber packs a punch! We use it on a painted concrete floor in our bakery and it does a fantastic job with flour stuck in the concrete grooves. Very satisfied.