We have a large kitchen granite countertop, travertine master shower floor, one marble bathroom countertop, and one granite bathroom countertop and so we use this stuff A LOT! I think that it works really well and has a a fresh scent. I did run into some problems with my shower floor when I could not get the tiles looking clean while using the product. I thought that it was because of soap scum and I called the customer service number for StoneTech and spoke to an extremely helpful representative, George, who talked me through the process of cleaning my tiles. He told me that I had mineral deposits on the tile and taught me how to remove the deposits. I was very impressed with his expertise and the customer service that was provided. The only minor complaint that I have is that I noticed that my local grocery store sells a product which is also manufactured by DuPont and costs a lot less than StoneTech Revitalizer. The packaging looks very similar and so I wonder if the products are the same but one just costs a lot more.

Our granite installer recommended this product. It cleans and seals granite countertops. The product appear to do a good job at cleaning our granite countertops.

This product was also given to us by the granite installers. It keeps the counters clean and shiny. I have ordered and received a replacement bottle and have now ordered a third. My wife uses it every other day or so and I have to say the counters look great and by everything noted, it promises to protect as well.

I purchased this to remove hard water stains, as I've been using the Method granite cleaner for general cleaning. There was some information out there saying that this product would remove soap scum and hard water stains. I can say it does not remove the hard water stains. It does leave behind a faint residue film I can see on my tan brown granite under the right light conditions. My guess is that it is the fluorinated acrylic copolymer/sealer. So now I just use a razor blade, elbow grease and Method Granite Cleaner on occasion.

From http://www.eskandaristone.com/care_guide.htm
Bath and Other Wet Areas

Periodic use of Revitalizer(tm) will remove any soap scum or hard water deposits that may have formed. In the bath, or other wet areas, using a squeegee after each use can minimize soap scum and hard water deposit buildup.

I just built a new home and asked my granite man what I needed to use to clean our new granite countertops. He told us to use StoneTech Revitilizer b/c it cleaned and protected the stone. According to him, if we used this product on a regular basis, we would not have to re-seal our granite. We have been using this product for 5 weeks and could not be more pleased. It works great!

Save your money on the StoneTech Revitilizer wipes. 35 wipes for $11 is not a good value. Stick with the spray and an old rag.