ECOPROTEC Stone & Tile Intensive Cleaner

Really good tile cleaner, well recommended

As someone who takes pride in maintaining the appearance of my stone and tile surfaces, finding a reliable and effective cleaner is essential. Recently, I had the opportunity to try out the Stone & Tile Intensive Cleaner, and I'm eager to share my experience with you. First and foremost, let's talk about the cleaning power of this product. Designed for stripping and deep cleaning, it delivers impressive results on a variety of surfaces, including stone and tile. Whether it's removing stubborn dirt, grime, or old sealants, this cleaner tackles tough stains with ease, restoring surfaces to their original shine. One of the standout features of this cleaner is its versatility. I found it to be suitable for use on a wide range of surfaces, including natural stone, ceramic tile, porcelain, and more. This versatility makes it a convenient solution for cleaning multiple areas of my home, from kitchen countertops to bathroom floors. I was particularly impressed by how easy it is to use this cleaner. The concentrated formula means that only a small amount is needed for each cleaning session, making it cost-effective in the long run. Plus, the clear instructions provided on the packaging ensure that even novice users can achieve professional-quality results with minimal effort. Another aspect worth mentioning is the eco-friendly nature of this cleaner. Formulated with biodegradable ingredients, it is safe for both indoor and outdoor use, minimising environmental impact without compromising on performance. This was an important factor for me, as I prefer products that prioritize sustainability. In summary, the Stone & Tile Intensive Cleaner has exceeded my expectations in terms of cleaning power, versatility, and ease of use. Whether you're tackling tough stains or performing routine maintenance, this cleaner is up to the task. I highly recommend it to anyone in search of a reliable solution for keeping their stone and tile surfaces looking their best.

Mixed a 10-1 ratio as recommended on the bottle. Applied to stone floor in kitchen, concrete kerbs outside, resin patio and even a patch on garage floor. Left for 20 minutes when it’s recommended to leave for 5-10 minutes. Absolutely no change. Eventually ended up at 2-1 ratio so very concentrated now. Did same as above on stone, kerbs and concrete and resin. Left for 30 minutes this time. Still no change. Complete waste of money

My bathroom tiles were a warzone. Years of accumulated soap scum and grime had taken their toll, leaving them looking dull and lifeless. Determined to restore their shine without resorting to harsh chemicals (curious pets!), I decided to try a stone & tile intensive cleaner. The cleaning power was impressive. Stubborn grime that wouldn't budge with regular cleaners disappeared after a good scrub. Even the hard water marks around the faucet, a constant battle, seemed to lighten considerably. Here's what stood out the most: a potentially safer option. Since my house is full of furry friends, harsh chemicals are a constant worry. The fact that this cleaner advertised itself as non-hazardous was a big selling point. Now, a couple of user tips. This cleaner is powerful, so be mindful of its strength. The instructions recommend following application times closely, and I found this to be true. Leaving it on for a bit longer did make a difference, but be sure to follow the guidelines to avoid any potential damage. Another plus is the concentrated formula. A little goes a long way, making the bottle (around £18) a cost-effective option in the long run. Overall, I'm happy with this stone & tile intensive cleaner. It's easy to use, seems like a safer option for pet owners, and effectively tackled the grime on my bathroom tiles. Just remember to follow the instructions and apply it with care.

The ‘ECOPROTEC Stone & Tile Intensive Cleaner 1 litre’ arrived in a screw capped container. The first thing with this cleaner was to determine how concentrated I needed it to be for the use I intended. Using the ratios from the pack 100ml of cleaner to 1l of water for a 'surface cleaner' would cover an area of 6M2, which was plenty for the area I am working on. It would have been nice if the container had had a measurement scale on the side so another measuring container isn't needed, and require appropriate cleaning or disposal. It would simplify the process. There is no guide to method of mixing, should the cleaner be added to the water or the water to the cleaner. As good practice I added the cleaner to water. After donning safety glasses, gloves and I also added a carbon filtered face mask for good measure. I set to work on an approximately 50cm deep strip of the surface so I could reach the back of the strip. After leaving the solution for about 10 minutes as suggested, I worked on the area with a stiff bristle scrubbing brush. Once I had covered the area from two directions I washed the surface down from the rainwater barrel, and it was immediately obvious the area was cleaner than what remained to be cleaned. As soon as this is dry I will move onto the next section.

I recently used the ECOPROTEC Stone & Tile Intensive Cleaner to tackle my stone patio, which had become quite groggy after the winter months. I applied the cleaner both diluted and neat—diluted for general areas and neat for the more stubborn stains. After letting it sit for a while, I scrubbed it in with a thick bristle brush and then pressure washed it off. The results were nothing short of amazing—the patio looked as good as new! In previous years, I’d only used a pressure washer, but the difference this cleaner made was remarkable. I also gave it a try indoors on some bathroom tiles, using it diluted, and it did an amazing job there as well. It’s important to wear gloves while using it, as it’s quite potent. Overall, it’s a fantastic product, and I’m thrilled with how effective it is. This cleaner will definitely be a staple in my cleaning supplies from now on.

I have used this on bathroom and kitchen tiles and it works an absolute treat. I used that at the weakest recommended dilution of 10:1 mixed with warm water. I applied with a sturdy sponge and then left it on for 30 minutes, I should add that the instructions recommend 10 minutes. After the 30 minutes I used a dry cleaning cloth and gave the tiles a good scrubbing and they came up a treat. If your tiles maybe need more of a deep clean you can use this anywhere between 10:1 to used neat. Using at 10:1 means that this will last us for a very long time as you really don’t need to use much We found this easy to use, instructions were clear and the results were very good, as such this is highly recommended and worthy of a 5 star review

This product does not remove sealant has no effect whatsoever. We even tried neat and still no effect. Complete waste of money and no way to get a refund. Do not