Streak-free, all purpose cleaner for everyday soils and spills all over the home. Gentle, neutral formula is safe on stone.
| Natural Stone and Masonry (Examples: Marble, Granite, Limestone, Travertine, Slate, Terrazzo, Sandstone) | |
| Ceramic, Porcelain Tile and Grout | |
| Masonry and Grout (Examples: Saltillo, Clay Products) | |
| Everyday cleaner with clean scent | |
| No rinsing required | |
| Great for natural stone countertops and floors |
| BUY: |
35 WIPES |
24 oz. SPRAY $10.85 + shipping |
QUART $12.15 + shipping |
GALLON $37.35 + shipping |
5 GALLON $158.70 + shipping |
|
55 GALLON $1039.45 + shipping |
Directions
(concentrate)
Always test in a small inconspicuous area with a 24 hour cure time to determine ease of application and desired results. Allow new grout installations to cure for a minimum of 72 hours prior to application. Make sure surface is clean, dry and free of waxes and coatings.
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Dilute 2 to 4 oz. of product in one gallon of warm or hot water. (Do not mix stronger than 2 oz. to a gallon as a maintenance cleaner.)
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Apply mixed solution with a damp mop, sponge or appropriate professional cleaning equipment.
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Clean entire area, changing mop water often to insure that soil is not redeposited. Wipe or rinse off.
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Let area dry completely before using to prevent soiling or accidents.
Coverage (concentrate)
Depending
on level
of
soiling
and
dilution
rate –
Coverage:
approximately
15,000-30,000
sq. ft.
per
gallon.
One
gallon
of
concentrate
makes up
to 65
gallons
of
cleaning
solution.
Proper Care
To maintain your surfaces’ natural beauty, use All Purpose Stone and Tile Cleaner everyday.
For heavy duty cleaning on ceramic tile and grout, use Restore™ to remove hard water deposits, grout haze, efflorescence and soap scum. Use KlenzAll™ to clean stubborn grease and soils on natural stone, ceramic tile and grout.
For optimum protection, seal your surface every 3-5 years with BulletProof™ or Heavy Duty Stone Sealer.
Caution
As with any cleanser, avoid contact with eyes. Do not use for personal hygiene.
