Aqua Mix Poultice Stain Remover

If you have oil stains in your granite this WORKS. But make sure you follow the instructions exactly. After 48 hours, take the plastic off and LET IT DRY so it can absorb the oil as it dries. Then scrape it off. Here's where you might think it failed:Your granite will look worse. This is because granite also gets "water stains." These disappear when the granite dries. When you lift this from the granite, it will reveal granite that's WET. Give it time to dry.Voila! Stains gone!

I have patterned cement tiles in my guest bath. My contractor didn’t seal them and I have some urine stains. This had zero effect and was so time consuming (leave a paste and have to leave on 24hrs). Maybe this works for some other stains?

How strongly do I feel about this product?? Strong enough to take pics on my phone, email them to myself, upload them and then put them with this review! I honestly thought we'd have to spend tons of money getting a tile guy to fix replace the tile. This is 11 years of grease behind our stove. The top of the range went right up to the grate, no big deal, right? Well, when the range dies and no range has that top part anymore, it's a problem. We know our new stove will only reach about the 3rd grout line from the bottom. So, I bought this product - not really believing it would work. The tile is marble, it's 11 years old, it's sealed, I was doubtful. But, for the price, even if we could get it a little bit better, that would be worth it. Super easy to use - mix it up to a paste, put it on, tape wax paper around it, poke a couple holes, wait. I even was patient enough to do a spot check! So, pic 1 - obviously the nasty grease (with a bit of the spot check on the very bottom). Pic 2 - first application, 24 hour wait, clean. Pic 3 - another application, 24 hours, scrape off, clean. Pic 4 - yay!!! last application, 24 hours, DONE!! Is it perfect? No, but did it make a GIANT difference???? YES!! Pic "4A" shows you more of the wall, and how it blends. And, you can see where other mosaic tile is slightly darker, so it does work. New stove comes on Sunday. I guarantee you once it's in, after a while, we won't even notice the slight discoloration. The fact that it worked at all is amazing to me. Truly. I suppose I could do one more application, but I don't feel like it. This product works. Saved me soooooo much money!!

When I left on a three week trip my bottle of violet shampoo leaked and left a large purple stain over two 12x12 light colored limestone tiles. It was shampoo so how bad could that be? Bad...really, really bad.So I tried this. I left it on as per instructions for 48 hours. Still a little moist when I removed it. Made a difference but stain was still bad.I had also purchased Stonetech stain remover. Note that neither products says it will remove this kind of stain, but I was throwing a Hail Mary before calling in a pro for $$. Left the Stonetech on for 72 hours and it did nothing. Nothing.So, back to the Aqua Mix for one last try. If I damaged the tile it couldn't look worse than it already did and I was going to have to replace them if I couldn't get the stain out so I went for broke. Applied according to the instructions (with at least 1/4" thick layer) except that I didn't put holes in the plastic wrap for the first 24 hours. I then waited patiently until it was *completely* dry which was over 72 hours.Wow, stain is gone. Looks like it *might* have lightened the stone slightly but I'm not sure as getting all the poultice off will take a few more showers. I'll reseal it and I doubt I'll ever notice anything. My limestone isn't a uniform color and it is light so that probably helps.Only four stars because it is messy and smells (but not overwhelmingly) and has the potential to damage so spot test first.

Had A stain in my shower around the Basin. Didn't realize my cat was using it to urinate in. Stained Some of the Marble. Used exactly as directed. Don't see much of a difference. Will have to re apply. A bit of a pain once it dries to remove from the Grout! I have Black Grout. By A Grout pen when your finished.

Love this product I found after watching a YouTube video that used it. I have a large area of light colored granite in my kitchen that has gray blotches from absorbing moisture and who knows what all from wiping it down over time. I had tried everything including DIY solutions and purchased granite cleaners to no avail. This powder mixed easily with water and easy to apply. I followed the instructions and when it hand dried and removed my granny blotches were GONE. I have a lot of counter space so will be ordering more to clean the many darkened areas I have!

Had a stain on my limestone hearth from some silly putty my son left on it overnight. It was about the size of couple of quarters. I followed the directions and applied the poultice paste and covered it for 2 days with plastic wrap. Removed the dried poultice and washed with water. The poultice removed the original stain but left a large brown stain in it's place. I've washed it and scrubbed it with a slightly rough cleaning sponge and let it dry for a week and the brown stain is still there. I even called customer service and she said the discoloration will go away and assured me that it was because it was still drying out. The brown stain remained unchanged. Now I have no idea what to do and left worse off than when I started.