GLEAN Natural Stone Polish Liquid Gloss | 500ml | Stone Colour Restorer for Granite, Marble, Quartz & Ceramic | High Shine Floor & Worktop Polish | Indoor & Outdoor Use | Streak-Free Finish

We've been using Glean cleaners for a long time especially on our granite and quartz worktops and they're fantastic. Really effective, easy to use and leaves a nice glossy shine.

I’ve always been a bit wary of what I put on my new white quartz kitchen worktops. Although I use bicarbonate of soda to remove any stains, it’s difficult to know what I can safely use on a day-to-day basis. I usually just use a mild soap spray, then what to use for an ‘extra’ clean? I think this Glean Natural Stone Polish might just be the answer to my prayers. It’s easy-ish to apply (spray would have been better) then to buff up to a beautiful shine with a microfibre cloth. It really did come up a treat and it stayed that way too meaning it’s probably just a once per week job. Five bright shiny stars.

This Glean stone polish has bought shine back to our neglected granite kitchen worktops. After cleaning and drying a section of worktop, I followed the instructions on the bottle and applied the polish with a soft cloth - it says to apply in an even layer but I wasn’t sure how much so only used a small amount. It only took a few minutes to dry, then I buffed it off with a clean soft cloth and was surprised how quick and easy it was to get a good shine, and I could clearly see the area I had treated as it looked really glossy. I’ve since noticed the final picture above that gives more detailed instructions than the bottle, and suspect that I didn’t use enough of the polish as it says leave to dry for 10-15 minutes, so you might want to read this extra information before using.The polish leaves an invisible wax coating to protect the surface, and the idea is that you then only need to wipe the surfaces daily with a damp cloth, so I’m not sure whether I can use my normal cleaning products or whether this will remove the wax. Also, there’s no indication of how often you need to reapply the polish, so time will tell how long it lasts but I’m definitely happy with the initial results. The polish isn’t limited to worktops and can be used on other non-porous hard surfaces, such as tiles, so it should be useful.At £13.99 for 500ml, I think this stone polish is decent value and it definitely produces a good shine, so I’m hoping the effects will last and look forward to using it around our home.

My kitchen countertop is black granite which was installed 6 years ago. The original wax/treatment is fading out, especially in the area I frequently use. Therefore I would like to give it a good wax to keep it shiny. This GLEAN Natural Stone Polish (500ml) is the one I tested on. I shake the bottle well before use, then follow the instructions at the back of the bottle to apply the polish onto the granite surface. I can also scan the QR code for instructions as well. The smell is quite pleasant, not stinky at all. I am surprised by how shiny it is after the polish, and most importantly it enhanced the protection to the countertop. I am going to try out in the bathroom tiles as well. Price is £13.99, I think is reasonable.

It is soap for washing the natural stones, I used it for washing my garden slates, it is ok, didn’t feel much special to be honest, but the smell I quite like. I will try to clean with my kitchen wall tiles and bathroom tiles as well. Hope it could clean and polish my tiles nicely.

Really like this stone/ marble cleaner from a UK company.Brought the tiles and marble worktops up like new with a lovely shine!Personally I would prefer a spray bottle as I find it easier! Other than that I love the product and would buy again!

I used this on our granite kitchen worktop - it is a cream type consistency. I poured it on to a cloth, rubbed it on and then buffed it and was really pleased with the shine it left on the granite, which definitely looked better having used it.

I found unfortunately this 500 ml bottle Glean brand stone polish didn’t lighten an old water stain on my beige/brown granite worktops, having tested it in two places where I have darker marks due to wet and food prep area. It is like a milk consistency, I followed the instructions, let it dry on my granite and then polished using a microfibre soft clean cloth. I will continue to use it for cleaning my granite, especially the island as it does give my light granite a nice shine.