Quick Shine Multi Surface Deep Floor Cleaner and Wax Remover 27Fl oz,(Pack of 2) Removes Wax Build-Up,Revitalizes Floors &Cleans Grout,Use on Hardwood, Laminate, LVT,Tile and Stone,Pro-Level Cleaning

I am thoroughly impressed with this deep cleaner. It was astonishing to see it strip away years of invisible wax buildup and hidden grime that other products missed. While it required some elbow grease, the results are well worth the effort. My hardwood floors are now pristine, radiant, and—most importantly—feel brand new again.

This product works! We had years of polish build up on our wood laminate floor. After using this the floor now looks brand new.

I was skeptical of this. I had YEARS of wax buildup on my bathroom floor. We smoke, and over time smoke yellows EVERYTHING! So I bought this thinking I’d be scrubbing all day, on my hands and knees and cursing every puff of smoke I ever had. Not the case at all. I used SUPER HOT water, and just squeezed some of this directly onto the floor, then put the brush in the water, slop it around a bit and in literally SECONDS the wax was coming off in chunks! I couldn’t believe how easy it was tbh. I think the crucial key is the hot water. You want it practically boiling hot. After I saw how easy it was, I grabbed my hand power scrubber and just sat on the toilet, letting the scrubber go to work for me. Then I would soak it all up in some old cruddy cleaning towels, which went into the washer. Once my dingy floor was done, I went over it once more, stepped back and felt so satisfied that my bathroom looked like the day it was remodeled. I didn’t think to take before and after pics, but I can attest to this stuff working on pergo style floors. Oh, and don’t forget to clean the floors thoroughly after. If you don’t, the residue will get sticky. Lastly, throw on a new coat of shine and enjoy your new floors again. I hope my review helps you. 😊

The product does work and removes the wax, but it is not as effortless as it may seem. I literally had to sit on the floor several times like Cinderella and put in quite a bit of elbow grease to get good results. Overall, it works, but you definitely have to work for it.

If you have layers upon layers of “high luster/high gloss finish” type of product someone who hates your guts put on your floors…Get this stuff!! Use the absolute hottest water Satan will deliver thru your faucet, add a cup of this stuff/deep cleaner! Use a mop or steam cleaner, let it set, get ya a wide a f putty knife/blade to scrape (tile only) the “debris” off. Don’t eat right before cause ya might just retch up lunch. This product doesn’t stink, and I tell ya, even dirty-it still has cleaning ability!!! The gunk just scrapes off super nice! Get a junk plastic tub to dump the gunk waxy buildup in. BOTTOM LINE, would I buy this again? HellsYeah I’d definitely buy this again!

Gross photo, eh? That's the result of using this cleaner to strip three coats of wax from my hardwood floors. I add this cleaner to hot water, slop it on the floor with a mop and let it sit. It gently and effectively softens the old wax on the floor so I can gently scrape it off. I mop again to remove stains and freshen the floor. It dries quickly and smells great. Then it's time for a few coats of Quick Shine to protect my floors and get them gleaming again!

It takes a lot of "elbow grease." I spent hours stripping off the (same brand) floor shine that was making my floors look dirty and discolored. It took me about four hours to scrub a 6x6 area to my satisfaction. I stood back and loved the results but, because of health issues, needed a less strenuous method. I came to the review section for ideas and considered using it full strength (as some suggest). That would definitely be better than following the directions to dilute, if your floor can handle it. I thought that was as good as it was gonna get and was prepared to shell out lots of money for several bottles of this (I'm doing my whole apartment), until I saw someone mention Zep brand floor stripper. At about $10 per gallon I figured it wouldn't hurt to try. It was amazing! In no more than two hours, whole rooms in my house are now stripped to a white that makes that 6x6 section I did with this product look yellow by comparison. Buying another gallon of that to finish the job once and for all. Don't think I'll be waxing my floors ever again. What a nightmare! And I'm happy not to have to pay so much to the same company that caused the problem to begin with. I now understand that the waxing and stripping is meant to be done regularly to keep up the finish but it's still crazy that one bottle of their floor shine did my entire apartment and this bottle of floor stripper (more concentrated than directed, with boiling water, and intense scrubbing) couldn't even remove it fully from a single room. They should follow Zep's lead and offer this product in larger quantities for less money.

This product does what is says it will do. I used solution for heavy buildup which was 3 cups per gallon of hot water, my floors had not been deep cleaned for over 5 years. I followed the manufacturer directions to saturate a 4 by 4 area, let sit for 5 minutes then remove with a clean mop. I did read other reviews that suggested giving stubborn areas more attention and used a sturdy plastic spatula and plastic pot scrubber. You will definitely have to use some elbow grease but the finished product is so satisfying. I suggest using paper towel to remove the “goop” that is produced by old wax and dust disintegrating to avoid having to refill your “clean” mop bucket and spreading old wax and dirt. I finished with the quick shine wax. It was worth the effort!

5 STAR

I know this sounds strange but I’ve used this on my laminate worktop it was very dull and now it looks like new

Strips the old polish off really well

Great value for money. I love this