Review on TriNova Granite Cleaner and Polish: Daily Use for Streakless Shine on Countertops, Marble, Stone, Bathroom Tile, Kitchen Islands, and More by Megan Knoll

It was like applying La Mer beauty cream to my war-torn granite kitchen worktop. I sprayed everything once and not only were the dirt, grime, fingerprints and pollen gone, they're as shiny as they were seven years ago when they were installed. Seriously, I keep running my hands over it because it's really smooth and silky. I was expecting a great shine like Glass Plus (my product had a low bar) but it far exceeded my expectations. The best part is that you have to use quite a bit for great results. One syringe per 3 foot area. Oh, and it cleaned up my Carrera marble vanity too. I recently spilled some glycolide facial scrub (dummy) on it and it didn't fix those marks but other than that it's like new. Some have also blown my polished nickel lights and they look shiny and pretty too. Finally, I think it deserves to pay a little more to have it clean AND polish. I have a closet full of Lowe's and Home Depot items that should have been polished, but who cares. I had to clean first and have 80 square meters of countertops in my kitchen, so I chose Glass Plus. NO MAC! I love Trinova, my new natural stone cleaner. I received it at a discount in exchange for an honest review. I always provide 100% honest reviews - the good, the bad, and the ugly - as I rely heavily on Revain reviews for my purchases. That's the beauty of Revane. The people offering these products that you should know about have no contact with us, the people testing, and we are in no way compensated for good reviews or penalized for bad ones. I just want it to be very clear.