Granite Gold, Stone and Tile Floor Cleaner, Citrus Sent, 32 fl oz

I do not own a sponge or string mop but my non-plugged-in steam mop serves as a tool-mop when I need it to. I have ceramic tile in my kitchen, dinette, both bathrooms which I was able to clean with just a single dose (2-4 ounces - I used 2oz as my floors were not real dirty) mixed with a gallon of warm/hot water in a bucket. The mopping went quickly (as I followed instructions and sweep any loose dirt up first). I did need to change my mop-towelette (they are small) once but no real delay there. The solution did a good job at this light mop job and so far it seems to be drying quickly and steak-free. My problem is that I don't really mop this way anymore. I did not plug in my steam-mop so it was like a normal towel/sponge mop and other than not being able to squeeze excess water out, it worked well. But, when I was shifting the bucket to carry to dump the leftover/dirty water, I sloshed and had to get out a big towel to clean up. Also, while I waited for drying process, I had to go barefoot not to leave shoe-residue on still wet floors. So, in the end, it was not this product but this mopping method that I found disagreeable. Your 'Squeeze and mop' stuff works better for me (and uses barely over 2 oz overall) without the bucket, water and water disposal. So, for my mopping needs it works better for me. But, for people with large areas (huge kitchens, whole-house tiling and/or stone, the bucket method by the batch may be what they do and this would be a good way for them to go. I would recommend this product for those friends who still use the string or sponge mop method of mopping.

This is absolutely the best tile floor cleaner I have ever used, and I've used a bunch, including the steam mop. Even white vinegar and water. Granite Gold cleans beautifully, without leaving streaks and a sticky residue. I use a sponge squeegee type floor mop. Rinsing is not necessary. Leaves a low sheen on the tile. No bad odor. Great product!

I really liked this tile floor cleaner...previously I have not been able to find anything satisfactory. If I had any criticism it would be that it pours from container very quickly & I'm wondering if its possible to have it in a spray bottle.

I have beautiful ceramic tile floors, and I am very reluctant to use a run of the mill cleaner. I had no worries using Granite Gold's stone and tile floor cleaner! It cleaned well and it did not leave streaks or any residue. There was no harsh chemical odors either! I love it!

I used this on my travertine tile bathroom floor. I could tell the areas where the bath rugs were and were not--areas with dirt and oil stains next to areas that had none. After cleaning, you couldn't tell which area was which.