Quick ShineMulti Surface Deep Floor Cleaner and Remover 27oz | Removes Wax Build-Up, Revitalizes Floors & Cleans Grout | Use on Hardwood, Laminate, LVT, Tile and Stone | Pro-Level Cleaning

This stuff is amazing! We have used wax over the years to give our wood floors a nice shine. Unfortunately, I didn't realize how the wax build up made the floors look worn and dirty. At one point, I actually thought we needed to replace them but I am glad I gave this cleaner a shot.As you can see, the cleaner brought our floors back to life, looking new again. It didn't take too much effort. Using hot water helps break up the wax quicker. For tougher buildups, you may have to give it a scrub. Love the way my floors look ♡

This really works. Got off all the wax build up off my floor. I mix according to the directions and it got the job done without any damage to my floors.

I have tired several cleaning products to remove a “shine” on my vinyl floor planks that had many scuff marks …. I used as directed 1 cupCleaner to 1 gallon hot water . Another product I brought from Amazon the 0 cedar bucket plus mop made this job so much better !!! Excellent together . The floors look fabulous! I highly recommend this quick shine concentrated deep cleaner !

Soo good . It’s really work

This product does what it’s suppose to do and quickly too. I am highly impressed and will buy again when needed

It'll take off the shine all right. Heavy duty work

I used a Liberman Swifter with Quick Shine Wax Remover, and diluted in a bucket filled about 3/4 of the way with hot water and a little over a cup of Quick Shine Wax Remover. I did not wipe clean with water after use (I did this once and saw no difference after the first use). I applied and scrubbed (nothing crazy) with the Swifter over the course of one to two weeks each day. I used a light to semi-light coat because I did not want to damage my floors with too much water. I am about 1.5 weeks in - and only have a few small spots that need reapplication. I have sealed brazilian cherry floors that had about 10 years+ of Quick Shine wax build up (yes, I know I should have NEVER applied wax, well at least now haha). They appeared with scratching and waxed in pet hair that seemed impossible to remove. Well the light scratching was apparently in the wax build up, and not the actual hardwood, and the waxed-in pet hair and waxed-in sand-ish debris is now also gone. I tried getting down on the floor and using "elbow grease," but with a previously hurt shoulder - this obviously did not work well - and would have taken just as long and probably MUCH longer given the square footage of hardwood (majority of house). I am SO, SO glad I did not employ a hardwood floor expert to refinish them, as suggested to me. I saved so much money by doing a little research and having some patience.

I had floors with years and years of wax build up. It got to a point I was sweeping and mopping my floors almost everyday and still they would never be clean. Finally I decided to strip them and I’m glad I did. Stripping your floors is not an easy task. Though with this product it certainly made it easier. I followed the directions mixing it with hot water then pouring it on my floor in 5x5 sections. I waited about 10 minutes then continued to use a floor brush to scrap and scoop up all the old wax, dirt and grime that was there in piles. Definitely time consuming but worth it cause now my floors are so much easier to keep clean now.