Daily Cleaner for Stone & Tile cleaner, 24-Ounce (.710L) Spray Bottle

Amazing product! I used this on my slate patio table and it worked magic on this highly textured surface. I feel confident this table is finally clean even though it is always exposed to dust and dirt. Thank you, five stars!!!

This stuff works. It is a well-known brand that comes highly recommended from flooring installers. I followed the directions and filled the bucket with a gallon of water. My grime was pretty intense (because the floor needs to be re-sealed) so has been soaking up dirt) so I doubled the cleaner amount, as the instructions suggest. I first vacuumed, then scrubbed with the stonetech. I used a cloth to wipe up dirt. I DID also rinse the floor with fresh water after that. It works well! The tile and grout are noticeably cleaner. I WILL LET YOU KNOW -- USE A SCRUB BRUSH TO GET THE TILE THOROUGHLY CLEAN. It will clean any dirt out of the stones crevices. However, a note to those with stains: Sorry to tell you this, but you needed to Re-SEAL your floors to prevent stains from absorbing into stone. (Stone is porous and stains are almost impossible to remove, NO MATTER WHAT PRODUCT YOU USE.)

We use this product on our freshly polished marble floor for the last months. I must say that it does a great job removing dust and cleaning without leaving any residue. It help even with slate stone in the bathrooms.

Product worked really well in cleaning concrete dust from my textured tile floors. Much better than vinegar. Rinses well and cleans efficiently.

My fav tile/stone cleaner for several years! Spray on a wet shower. Come back in an hour and your tile and grout are clean! Just rinse and very little “scrubbing” if needed. Use at least every other week.

This product was recommended by my floor cleaning company. You mix a small amount in with a gallon of water so it lasts a very long time.

If you look at the ingredients on the bottle, you're buying deionized water, isopropyl alcohol, and alcohol ethoxylate (a surfactant). I found this product to have minimal cleaning power. It did remove general surface dirt, as evidenced by the rag I was using being dirty after rubbing. However, in any place where there was a spot, mark, or stain of anything, it would not remove it (or at least not remove it any better than water would have). The product is fairly inexpensive, and perhaps it's hard to create a more powerful cleaner that is still marble-safe. So, I'm not totally disappointed. But personally, I'd be happy to pay more for something that works better. If it doesn't work any better than alcohol or water, what's the point in ordering this? I might as well just mix alcohol and water at home.

Great cleaner for natural stone!