Spray, agitate, extract · review
Spray control on the handle: you decide how wet the fabric gets, which is the mistake this category invites.
The bottom line The control is the feature. Modest power, honest figure, and available everywhere.
The Heimkraft is a 15 000 Pa spray extraction machine with a 500 W motor and — the part that matters — spray on a trigger.
Every complaint about upholstery cleaning comes back to the same thing: the fabric was left too wet. It smells, the foam underneath stays damp for days, and on a car seat it can stay damp for a week. Continuous spray causes this; a trigger prevents it. Wet the mark, agitate, then pull the liquid back with the spray off.
It is modest against the 1 400 W machines in this family, and wattage on an extraction machine mostly describes the motor rather than the recovery. The published 15 000 Pa is the more useful number, and it sits below the Lubluelu’s 20 000 Pa in this same comparison — expect slightly longer drying.
Vacuum the fabric dry first. Test the solution somewhere hidden. Work in overlapping strips, spray, agitate, extract, then two dry passes. Open a window. That sequence matters more than any machine in this family.
One reference across all six Amazon stores, including the United States.
| Suction | 15 000 Pa |
|---|---|
| Motor | 500 W |
| Spray | Trigger-controlled |
| Intended use | Sofas, couches, rugs, car interiors |
| Amazon reference | B0GTRY5LR3 |
| EAN | 4270005272504 |
For upholstery, clearly. Continuous spray puts down solution whether the fabric needs it or not, and over-wetting is what makes a sofa smell three days later. A trigger lets you wet the stain, work it, and then extract with the spray off — which is exactly the technique that works.
Less than the marketing suggests. Heat helps on grease and sets protein stains, so a cold machine is the safer default and the right tool for accidents involving food, milk or pets. Where heat genuinely helps, warm water from the tap in the clean tank gets you most of the way.
7.5/ 10
The control is the feature. Modest power, honest figure, and available everywhere.
Quick response to spills on sofas and car seats, where control matters more than power
cleaning machines from the same category, at nearby prices. Only what all of them publish is shown: a column with holes compares nothing.
| Model | Price | Amazon reference |
|---|---|---|
| Heimkraft Spray Extractor | 130 € | B0GTRY5LR3 |
| Kärcher SE 2 Spot Care | 115 € | B0FPGHCD96 |
| Lubluelu 1400 W Extractor | 110 € | B0H1C2WPJK |
| Lehmann SteamWash 1800 | 100 € | B0H3LCDNGF |
At 130 €, it sits +18 % against the 110 € median of the 6 models in this category published here.
Listed because the accessory itself names this model as compatible.
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, United States. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on August 15, 2026.
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for cleaning machines and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
400 W · two tanks · self-cleaning · 30 ml starter solution
The cheapest two-tank spray extraction machine here, with a self-cleaning cycle and a sample of solution.
Best for: A first spot-cleaning machine for accidents on a sofa or a car seat
≈ 50 €
Spray extraction · 6.3 m working radius · upholstery and car interiors
A spot machine, not a carpet machine — and the six-metre radius is what makes it a car tool.
Best for: Households with children, pets or a car interior that sees food
≈ 115 €
4-in-1 · 60 °C hot water · 116 °C steam · 1 800 W
Cold water, hot water, steam wash and dry steam in one machine — four modes, and a real temperature for each.
Best for: Households with pets and mixed surfaces — fabric, mattresses, tiles and grout
≈ 100 €
Prices quoted in these summaries are dated readings. The live price is shown next to each product.
