Review on 🧽 Concentrated Stone & Tile Intensive Cleaner: Deep Clean for Marble, Limestone, Travertine, Granite, Slate, Ceramic & Porcelain Tiles by Laura Church

I've tried several professional stone cleaners and this is by far the best for my limestone floor in my bathrooms. I would really like to take before and after photos because it blew my mind. I used to pay anywhere from $500 to $1200 to have the tiles cleaned and resealed annually. in between it gets dirty again and looks like shit. I was determined to find a way to make it more cost effective myself. After trying different things, I finally found this method that works for me. I bought a Chapin 48 ounce home and garden sprayer and used it to liberally spray this cleaner on my bathroom floor. I leave it on for 10 minutes and then wipe it down with my Hoover Floor Mate hard floor cleaner, which I fill with just hot water, using the deepest cleaning setting and doing it slowly and over and over to let the scrubbers do their job. I do this multiple times because the vacuum sprays more water to wash away this product. I then use the dry setting on the roommate to siphon off all the water. I got great results on the first pass when used as directed and then did it again leaving the cleaner on a little longer, up to 10 minutes, and it picked up even more dirt. Both times, pouring dirty water down the sink is nice. The first time the water was almost as dark as mud but the second time it was very dirty. Afterwards, the floors look better than they have since I moved in. It's almost like I have new floors. Also, I'm not a big fan of chemicals, so I open the windows and put on a 3M respirator. Just wanted to share my methods as I'm so glad I finally found something that works and just came back to buy two more bottles!