MarblelifeGranite & Quartz Cleaner, Safe & Powerful Granite Countertop Cleaner, Oil & Wax Free Quartz Countertop, Effective Stone Care & Cleaning, 32oz Spray

No disliking this product. Spreads easily. you do not have to spread much to receive good coverage. The buffed resultaffords a depth of shine that is better than new. Directions are easy to understand and follow. one application every week or two keeps the counter top looking better than new. We have granite and quartz counter tops in areas of the home and works equally great on both. Great product and we're very happy.

I disliked paying $19.75 for a 32oz spray bottle. I don,t think I will buy this again. I wish there was some other way.I think there are a few products that will do the same job for a fraction of the price.

Obsessed with this product . It renews the finish on my granite countertops and table. Most of all no streaks. And I hate streaks.

The smell reminded me of cleaning my granite with window cleaner. I couldn't really tell any difference than when I use soap & water.

Full kitchen remodel started two months ago. Bought this cleaner before granite installation and now buying the gallon refill. Sealed with 511 and have used this daily with a husband who may very well be related to Wolfgang Puck (every meal is a production)! No streaks, fumes or residue and it has worked fabulously on all parts of SS appliances.

I had high hopes for this stuff based on advertising spiel and some reviews. On our dark-colored premium granite it does no better than standard cleaners.Is it bad? No. It just is not all it is claimed to be. It leaves streaks just like other cleaners. It requires MORE rubbing to remove them. It does not clean any better than windex, or zum, or granite-plus, or any of the ten others I've tried.I'm still looking for that super-easy, super-clean streak-free cleaner and I'll let everyone know if I find it.Maybe a housecleaning robot... or an elf like Dobby.Otherwise, absolutely ALL the so-called granite specialty cleaners are about the same, with this being nowhere near the best, and the best is merely mediocre compared to cheap generic surface cleaners.TIP... Some manufacturers of this granite cleaning stuff claim you have to protect your investment by using only granite specialty products. That's the same fear-based false economy used to sell all forms of insurance.We've had our granite long enough that it required some touch up to restore shine, and perhaps some of that need was created by my use of standard cleaners. So what? It only take five minutes with a cheap buffing wheel ( like those for polishing your car) and some bees wax to restore a beautiful shine with durable protection. In case you did not know, standard toilet seals are cheap ( about $3 to $5 bucks) and available at all hardware stores, and they are made of pure beeswax. Each one contains enough beeswax to polish all the granite and marble in the Metropolitan museum of art about six times. In your home? One beeswax toilet seal has enough product to polish every piece of furniture once a month for fifty years.Ten dollar buffing wheel--- Available at all home centers, auto-stores and hardware storesPLUSOne Beeswax toilet seal...Plus five minutes of easy buffing.THAT and standard generic household cleaners do a better job of cleaning and shining and protecting than ANY of the pricey "granite" cleaners.Try these ideas for yourself. You will save labor and money.

Does a good job cleaning and leaving a shine

I tried repeatedly using this product to no satisfaction. Soap and water was just as effective. Not sure what to expect. Still spoty and dull.