🧼 Granite Gold Stone Outdoor Cleaner: Ultimate Deep Cleaning for Natural Concrete Patios, Decks, Driveways - 64 Fl Oz Review

Product instructions say to connect to a garden hose and turn into water or flush. No water or rinse aid, you can just turn on scrubbing or blending. To rinse, you must remove the detergent. Doesn't add much pressure and doesn't clean much more than I could do with plain water.

I used Granite Gold Outdoor Stone Cleaner on my Tennessee stone tile porch and sidewalk. I'm glad this product is no longer worth it as it was a waste of time. I followed all directions, leaving it on the stone for 10 minutes, scraping and rinsing the stone during that time. The washing water was clean because the dirt was not removed.

I have a granite/brick fence with stainless steel gates and marble pillars. This product does an excellent job of cleaning. All you have to do is connect one end of the water hose to the vacuum cleaner. There is a knob on the front of the cleaner which when turned halfway mixes the cleaner with water and turning it all the way to the right gives you regular water.

I was skeptical at first as I have tried many cleaners on my patio. This is a pattern of poured red brick with cement mortar. It sits below deck so it looks like there are a lot of ugly things attached to the brick. And I could never clarify the solution. This product is amazing. I had to brush and buff twice on a certain spot but I'm so glad I got a clean grout again. This is the best product I have ever used.

I am renting out an apartment where the HOA doesn't work very hard to keep the area clean and tidy. The stairway to my front door (which is rarely used due to the layout of the building) looked like it hadn't been cleaned in a year or more. There was crusted earth, wilted flowers and other accumulated garbage. According to the instructions, I first washed the tiles with water. Then I turned the nozzle to clear. I scrubbed some particularly stubborn stains with a brush specially designed for…