Cleaning
Tile & Grout Cleaner (Quart) with Brush — Acid‑Free Grout Cleaner
Product description
This grout cleaner is supplied in a quart bottle and ships with a stiff scrub brush for manual use. The formula is non-acidic and intended specifically to avoid etching or discoloring delicate surfaces.
It’s formulated to be safe on marble, granite, travertine, ceramic tile and colored grout, so you can use it on shower walls, backsplashes, tile floors and other high-traffic tile areas without fear of surface damage from acids.
The cleaner targets grease, dirt and soap scum embedded in grout lines. Typical application is: spray the grout, allow the solution to dwell for about 1–3 minutes (longer for heavier buildup), agitate with the supplied brush or a drill brush for faster work, then rinse thoroughly.
The professional-strength, non-acid composition is designed to strip heavy build-up while protecting stone and tile finishes. Made in the USA, it aims to deliver commercial-grade cleaning power for routine and deep-clean maintenance of tiled surfaces.
Pros
- Non-acid formula safe for natural stone
- Includes a stiff scrub brush
- Works on grease, soap scum and embedded grime
Cons
- Requires scrubbing and effort for best results
- May need multiple treatments on heavy stains
- Dispensing can be messy with sealer residue
VerdictA commercial-strength, non-acid cleaner that restores grout color without etching natural stone. It removes a lot of embedded grime and works well across kitchens and bathrooms when paired with a stiff brush or a drill-mounted brush. Expect elbow grease and occasional repeat applications on heavily stained areas, but overall it’s an effective, surface-safe option made domestically.
Reviews
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Cristina V 5/5
Worked after a thorough cleaning process
I swept, washed with dish soap, then applied the product while moving across the floor. Used a stiff slim brush for the lines and a long brush for overall scrubbing, then mopped several times. It took a lot of work but cleaned the grout.
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Joe Paul Smith 3/5
Underwhelming performance
Didn’t meet my expectations — not as effective as I hoped on my grout.
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David G. 4/5
Wipe immediately after scrubbing
Instructions were vague for me. I sprayed, waited, scrubbed and wiped; if you don’t wipe right away the loosened dirt can settle back. Worked well after adjusting technique. Sealer can gush out of the nozzle, so I poured some into a bowl and applied with a small brush.
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Dawn Jeanotte 5/5
Really impressed
Was hesitant, but it revived floors damaged by improper cleaning. My tile now looks much brighter. Highly recommend trying it.
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MDM 5/5
Solid grout cleaner
Really strong cleaner — the included brush is necessary, but after scrubbing the grout looks clean and refreshed.
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crickett 5/5
Noticeable results in high-traffic room
I’ve tried several products; this made a major difference in a busy room with off-white grout. Big improvement across a large area. I’ll buy it again.
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Paul Schemers 3/5
Good but not flawless
Performs better than many household cleaners and removes most discoloration, especially on walls. Doesn’t eliminate mold and often needs the hard-bristle brush or a second pass.
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Sue W. 5/5
Cleared marble grout and rust stains
Tested on marble floors and shower grout; used the supplied brush. It brightened the grout and removed rust marks with minimal scrubbing. Not hype — it performed well for me.
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Medusa Jean 5/5
Striking before-and-after
Floors looked like they hadn’t been cleaned for years. The transformation was dramatic and the scent was just a clean chemical smell. Highly satisfied.
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Alejandra 1/5
Didn’t help my kitchen grout
Applied, let sit five minutes and scrubbed extensively with the brush. Only minimal change, so I don’t recommend it for stubborn kitchen stains.
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Natividad Justo 5/5
Cleans grout well
Great for tile joints and ceramic floors. It’s effective though a bit costly for frequent use.
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Safia Salem 5/5
Effective and straightforward
Product worked as described. Easy to use and I would recommend it.
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