NeutraSheen for Granite Premix – a 32 ounce sprayer that arrives already diluted and ready to use. No measuring, no mixing, no rinsing.
Use our 32 ounce NeutraSheen to safely clean granite counter tops, floors, walls, showers, and other surfaces. It also works great on marble, limestone, ceramic and porcelain tiles.
Our concentrated formula of NeutraSheen for Granite is located just below, in the Related Products column. Save money, 2 ounces of concentrate mixed with water yields 1 – gallon of cleaning solution. Mix 4 ounces of concentrate with 28 ounces of water in your quart spray bottle, when your NeutraSheen Premix bottle needs to be refilled.
Product Facts
Now you can clean your granite like a Pro.
Your finest hotels and professional cleaning companies, use NeutraSheen Premixed Cleanser for Granite everyday, for cleaning granite.
Also works great on marble, limestone, ceramic and porcelain tiles.
NeutraSheen Premixed Cleanser for Granite safely cleans kitchen counter tops, floors, walls, showers, vanity tops, table and bar tops.
Economical to use, always keep our 32 ounce Premixed Sprayer of NeutraSheen Premixed Cleanser for Granite in the kitchen and bathroom, to make short work of those everyday spills.
32-ounce Size – Premixed Sprayer
Why a granite premix earns its place under the sink
Granite gets cleaned properly when the right cleaner is within arm’s reach of the mess. That is the entire case for a premixed sprayer: the coffee ring, the cooking splatter and the fingerprints on the island get dealt with in the ten seconds they take, rather than waiting for a proper clean later.
NeutraSheen for Granite Premix is pH neutral and rinse free. Ordinary household sprays cause two problems on stone – acidic ones attack the surface and any adjacent marble or limestone, and detergent based ones leave a film that builds up, dulls the finish and traps soil so the counter looks worse the more you clean it. This leaves nothing behind at all. The Natural Stone Institute makes the same recommendation about neutral cleaners in its consumer stone care guidance.
How to use it
Spray NeutraSheen for Granite Premix directly onto the surface, wipe with a clean dry cloth or paper towel, and you are finished. For granite floors, spray lightly and go over the area with a damp mop. There is no rinse step and no residue.
When the bottle runs low, refill it from a bottle of NeutraSheen for Granite concentrate rather than replacing it. NeutraSheen for Granite Premix is the convenience purchase and the concentrate is the economy purchase, and most customers end up keeping both.
Where to use NeutraSheen for Granite Premix
- Granite kitchen countertops, islands and backsplashes
- Granite bathroom vanity tops
- Granite floors, walls and shower surrounds
- Marble, limestone and travertine surfaces
- Ceramic and porcelain tile
NeutraSheen for Granite Premix questions we get asked
Do I have to rinse? No. It is formulated to be used without rinsing.
Will it strip my sealer? No. It is safe over an impregnating sealer.
Will it lift a stain that has already soaked in? No – that needs a poultice. See our Granite Poultice.
Is it safe on marble as well? Yes, and on limestone, travertine, ceramic and porcelain tile.
Can I use it every day? Yes. It is gentle enough for daily use on kitchen counters.
Everyday granite habits worth having
NeutraSheen for Granite Premix handles the daily work, but a few habits do the rest. Coasters and trivets cost nothing. A cutting board protects both the stone and your knives. Oil, wine and coffee should be wiped rather than left, because granite is porous enough to absorb them given time. Once a year, drop a little water on the counter and watch it – if the stone darkens within a few minutes, the sealer has worn thin and it is time to reseal. Gentle cleaning done often beats harsh cleaning done occasionally, every time.






Michelle Tomaselli –
Great Product. We’ve been looking for something that would really bring our counter tops to life. Looking forward to reordering and possibly trying some of your accessories! Thank you Paul!