STONETECH Stone & Tile Cleaner, 1 Gallon (3.8L) Bottle

Love this for cleaning my Mexican Satillo tiles. It cleans well, smells fresh and no rinsing necessary. Not harsh like many floor cleaners.

We clean our travertine floors with this every week. It works quite well and we're left with nice clean floors.

My stone floors are squeaky clean

The media could not be loaded. First of all, the formula of this cleaner is pretty good. I recently renovated my bathroom, my countertop is natural marble and my tiles are porcelain tiles. After checking with the manufacturers, a good PH Neutral cleaner is what they recommend me to get. I used StoneTech product before, I know it is a good brand. Our contractor also recommended this brand. I use this cleaner to clean my bathroom on a weekly base, I am happy with the result.However, the container design of this cleaner is poor. When you pour out the cleaner, it is really messy. I sincerely wish the container design could be improved a little bit to make the pouring much easier. For the time now, I decided to use a long kitchen baster tool to get the cleaner out. I uploaded a short video showing how I did this and you are very welcome to check the video. :)

It's the only stuff I use on my travertine floors. I've been using it for over 4 years now and never had any issues. Make sure to dilute it because its very concentrated. You only need a little bit to get the job done.

We have pebble floors in all of the bathrooms we've remodeled, which we love, BUT trying to clean the grout has been interesting. We've tried several products, but none of them have gotten the group really, really clean.Yes, Comet could work, but it's so abrasive. This cleaner by Stonetech is a game changer! It's gentle and makes brushing the grout SO EASY!We started with the small bottle and upgraded to the bulk size lol.

We have decorative concrete floors. The floors are great. Finding something to clean them with is not hard, however, finding a product that both works and doesn't eat away the finish? That is a challenge. I go through one of these bottles over the course of a year. I clean 2,000 sq. ft. of concrete with two iRobot Scoobas. Cleaning concrete floors properly means forcing yourself to use less of this product than your brain tells you that you should. Literally, just a few drops in a quart of water is plenty. If you give in to your urge to chemically destroy all the dirt on the floor, you'll have a 'sticky clean' floor. Do it right and you'll have a 'squeaky clean' floor. Just one half to one teaspoon in the robot's tank is all that it takes to wipe out the dirt, leaving a clean, undamaged surface. The Stone Tech Cleaner leaves a matte-like shine while preserving the color and texture of the concrete. Even the concrete installers are amazed at the result. "You did that with a robot?" Yes, but you can do the same thing with a sponge mop. I just like to play with the robots.

I had forgotten to seal my tile and grout last year in my shower. The grout kept turning this gross orange color no matter what I did. I barely had to scrub with this. It came right out, I sealed my grout when I was done and smooth sailing ever since!