Granite Gold Grout Cleaner Spray with Brush for Stone, Ceramic, Glass & Colored Grout, 710 mL (Pack of 1)

Absolutely did the job .my kitchen floor looks likes new . Spray it on the grout i left it for 10 mins and came up perfect after using the brush and then wiping with cloth and clean warm water . Definitely recommend

Our limestone tiled kitchen floor was looking terrible due to the grout being filthy. Tried many different floor cleaners that didn't touch the grout. I was on the verge of scraping thr grout out and regrouting but thought one last try due to the labour intensive nature of regrouting. The package arrived with the bottle and brush sealed in plastic so no leaks. Simple instructions to spray and leave before scrubbing with the stone safe brush and rinsing with water. Got a bucket of water with a mitt ready and sprayed a small area of grout. As soon as I started scrubbing I could already see the dirt being lifted! It didn't need a really hard scrubbing either. A rinse off and move along to next section and repeat. I think the photos speak volumes! These tiles have been down for 8 years and this spray has made the floor look like new simply by cleaning the grout lines. Highly recommended!

Grouting cleaner does not clean as well as hoped took five attempts to clean tiles behind oven before and ok result was achieved.Not as gold standard as hoped but does remove some grease and cleans tiles ok.

I’d been quoted £800 for a professional company to clean my kitchen floor! I paid £16 for this grout cleaner and honestly couldn’t be happier! It’s done the job.

Used these on grout between kitchen and bathroom ivory matt marble tiles which had become soiled with use, I was delighted to find that it brought the grout up as good as new with very little effort thankfully. Will certainly use this on a regular basis to prevent them getting so soiled in the future.

Quick and easy to use

It okay not 100% satisfied

Great for cleaning

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I upgraded my rating from 4 to 5 stars and edited my review as well. Photos, taken from the best light, show the before and after Granite Gold was applied to half of the tile or tiles. When done, grout did not exactly look like new, only less dirty or a lot less dirty as the case may be. However, grout gradually looked somewhat uniformly lighter and cleaner as days passed; grout and tile now look cleaner and brighter. Chlorine bleach had an almost instantaneous lightening effect when I tested it on my light-colored-tile grout. Granite Gold says it is safe to use on stone tiles. However, it doesn't say it protects grout composition from weakening or breaking down (which is possible with chlorine bleach) esp with that much scrubbing; I can only assume it is safe. Spray as directed on label; scrub back and forth until the black dirt comes out; scrubbing hard is not necessary. Wipe dirt off of grout with warm, wet, clean sponge or rag right behind the last brush strokes so dirt won’t seep back. Good luck.

I watched a home improvement show and a woman was so adamant about not having grout and I thought 'wow she really doesn't like grout!' but I know why -- it requires regular cleaning to keep it gleaming, and it's amazing how quickly it can become dirty and dingy if I don't vacuum regularly, and then wipe the grout with a cloth regularly --just quickly vacuuming and mopping doesn't cut it. Good thing there's this product for when I am busy and don't do all this! My tile floor grout 'high traffic' area was really becoming dingy and gross. I often mop but I'd stopped wiping the grout as regularly, thus dull and dirty looking. Ick. I won't let it go this far again. This Granite Gold grout cleaner was so easy! I sprayed some onto the grout, doing a section at a time. No fumes overwhelmed me, and even though I was on my ands and knees and getting this on my skin, it didn't burn or irritate. I lightly scrubbed with the provided brush (didn't require a lot of scrubbing since the grout wasn't too bad, overall), and then used a rag with warm water to wipe it-- I rinsed out the rag and wiped several times until I was sure I had all the residue removed - I did my entire bathroom like that and then for good measure I mopped it with my floor mop, and then dried it with a clean cloth. I didn't have to do all this I suppose, but did it anyway. I missed a few spaces but I can spot clean those. At first I was freaking because my grout looked discolored - kind of greyish - but once it dried it looked so much better. Reminded me of when my teeth are looking dull and I use some white strips and they are gleaming again! Using this regularly, I won't have to work as hard as I did this time. It's always easier to 'clean a clean house than cleaning a dirty house.' Very happy with my purchase.