

✨ Elevate your stone care game with the cleaner that pros swear by! 🧼
Stone Pro Deep Clean is a highly concentrated, non-acidic alkaline cleaner designed for natural stone and ceramic surfaces. Its powerful 8X formula removes grease, grime, soap scum, and hard water stains without damaging polished or honed stones. Biodegradable and non-toxic, it’s safe for everyday use on marble, granite, travertine, grout, and porcelain, making it the ultimate choice for maintaining pristine, professional-quality floors.
| Asin | B084VD3VYK |
| Manufacturer | Stone Pro |
| Product Dimensions | 20.4 x 15.7 x 6.6 cm; 1.07 kg |
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Keeps your grout clean
I hand my floors professionally cleaned and grout and they said to maintain them use this product only to wash your floorsI have been using it for 3 years now and my grout is still white on the stone floorsI highly recommend this product
User
Devuelto
No sirve nada, no cumple con nada de lo que promete
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No pega bien
No cumple la función, no lo recomiendo
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Easy to handle
For cleaning before repair
User
Did now wow me. Had almost no effect and was beaten by peroxide+dish soap.
I honestly have no problems using acids or bases to clean my floor. I do not care how toxic a chemical is either. All I want is something that WORKS.Since, I have had major problems finding anything on the acid side of the pH scale (everyone seems to be scared of acids for some reason) I decided to test this basic one.My kitchen floor is some kind of natural stone tiles with pits, grooves and other places for dirt to get stuck. I hate it. Never get natural stone tiles. I tried many products on it recently in an effort to really get it clean. It seems that the cheaper I go the better they are at cleaning. This expensive product was the bottom of the list with regard to efficacy. I used it at the top recommended strength and for the time they recommend, diluted in hot water.I found I was way better off using a cup (275ml) of 3% peroxide mixed with 2 liters of hot water, and a gentle squirt of dish soap (maybe 5ml). Even leaving that for the 5mins to directly compare this current product the peroxide was by far the best results I have seen to date. Although I am still on the search for something stronger, preferably something acidic.
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