Stone Cleaner with Neutral pH for StoneTech Tile & Grout Spray, 128 oz | Refill size for daily use, no rinse streak free, protects sealer, safe on marble and engineered quartz

Buy the right cleaner in the size you will not run out ofEtching almost never happens because someone chose a bad product. It happens because the good one ran out and an acidic bathroom spray was closer. A gallon solves that.Balanced on purposeThis formula sits in the neutral range. It removes cooking oil, fingerprints, soap spots and daily soil without attacking the surface or the sealer protecting it.No rinse, no residueApply, wipe with microfiber, done. No cloudy film, no sticky finish, no second pass with clean water.Where to use itKitchen counters, islands and backsplashes, bathroom vanities and shower walls, tables, entry floors and sealed grout lines. Safe on granite, marble, limestone, travertine, slate, sandstone, concrete, ceramic, porcelain and engineered quartz.How to use itUse as supplied for counters and spot work. For floors, apply with a damp mop and let air dry. Refill trigger bottles or a pump sprayer as needed.Size128 fl oz.

• REFILL SIZE MEANS YOU ACTUALLY USE IT: A gallon keeps the cleaner you should be using in stock instead of running out and reaching for whatever acidic spray is under the sink, which is how counters get etched
• SAFE FOR THE SURFACES YOU CANNOT REPLACE: Balanced chemistry cleans without acids that etch marble or alkalis that strip sealer, so polished and honed finishes stay uniform through years of regular cleaning
• NO RINSE AND NO STREAKS: Apply and wipe is the whole process, with no bucket, no second pass and no cloudy residue that grabs dust and has you cleaning the same surface again two days later
• COVERS FLOORS AS WELL AS COUNTERS: The gallon format suits mopping tile and stone floors, refilling trigger bottles for counters, and filling a pump sprayer for shower walls, all from one container
• WORKS ON EVERY SURFACE IN THE ROOM: Granite, marble, limestone, travertine, slate, sandstone, flagstone, concrete, ceramic, porcelain, engineered quartz and sealed grout lines all take the same formula