A guest spills red wine on a lobby armchair. A resident's recliner needs cleaning before the family visits on Sunday. A car seat has to be dry by the afternoon pickup. The NaceCare GVE 370 George is the commercial version of Numatic's well-known George vacuum, set up as a carpet spotter and upholstery extractor.
Its 30 psi pump puts down only as much water as fabric can take, and a 1.3 hp vacuum with 100 inches of water lift pulls it back out. It weighs 19 pounds, has a 42-foot cord and comes with a 10-foot hose and a 4-inch hand tool.
If you know the Henry vacuum, George will look familiar. Both are Numatic tub machines, sold in the US through NaceCare. Henry vacuums dry. George extracts: it sprays clean solution through the hand tool and pulls the dirty water into its tub.
The gentle pump is why I'd pick George for upholstery. Fabric chairs, cubicle panels and car seats over-wet easily, and a soaked cushion can take a day to dry. George puts down less water than the 55 to 60 psi spotters we carry, so it's slower on deep carpet stains but kinder to fabric.
The 1.6-gallon tanks are small on purpose. George is for spots, upholstery and small areas. For a run of hotel corridors, the TP 4X or AV 4X carries 4 gallons.
30 psi pump. Cleans upholstery without soaking it.
100 inches of water lift. The 1.3 hp, two-stage vacuum leaves fabric damp, not wet.
Ball float shut-off. Stops water before it can reach the motor.
Tank with a carry handle. Lift it out and pour it down the drain.
42-foot cord. Clean a row of seats or a whole vehicle from one outlet.
19 pounds. Large rear wheels and front casters, and light enough for a car trunk.
Spotter kit. George with its 10-foot extraction hose and 4-inch upholstery tool. Everything you need for spots, upholstery and car interiors.
With the floor wand and nozzle. Keeps the hose and hand tool and adds NaceCare's 3-piece extraction wand with trigger (601042) and 11-inch extraction floor nozzle (601423), both listed for the GVE 370. Connect the wand to the hose and George cleans small carpeted areas standing up, like an office or a van floor. It adds $420, the same as buying both separately.
Vacuum the area first and test the fabric in a hidden spot. Fill the solution tank with water and a low-foam extraction chemical, then spray and pull the hand tool slowly toward you so the vacuum picks the water straight back up. Finish with a couple of passes without spraying.
When the tank is full, lift it out by its handle and pour it away, then rinse it. George isn't for hazardous or toxic material, and it shouldn't be used to pick up anything flammable.
Numatic also sells George as a dry vacuum, with a TriTex filter and HepaFlo bag fitted. NaceCare sells the GVE 370 in the US as a spotter with the hose and hand tool, so if you want to vacuum dry with it, call us first and we'll confirm the parts you need.
George costs $849 with the hose and hand tool. Here's how it compares with other machines we sell.
Looking for Henry? The NaceCare Henry PPR 240 is George's dry-vacuum sibling, for $250 less.
More pressure. The Tornado PS Spotter holds 2 gallons and sprays at 55 psi, for $150 more.
Bigger tanks. The NaceCare TP 4X holds 4 gallons, sprays at 60 psi and has 120 inches of water lift, for about $260 more.
No cord. The NaceCare CTB 370NX is a cordless battery spotter from the same Numatic 370 range, for $700 more.
See them all in our carpet spotters collection, or call (855) 601-5678 and we'll help you choose.
NaceCare has sold Numatic and its own commercial cleaning equipment in North America for almost 40 years, and it backs its carpet care machines with 10 years on the tank and body and 2 years on motors, switches, electrical parts and labor, per its 2025 US warranty chart. We're an authorized NaceCare retailer, so that warranty comes with every machine. Found a lower price? Call or message us and we'll beat it.
