Fingerprints, light dirt and daily marks
Use a ready-to-use neutral cleaner where a simple spray-and-wipe process is required.
- Worktops and tables
- Splashbacks
- Stone, porcelain and ceramic
- Glass, steel and quartz
Practical product guidance for everyday cleaning, deep degreasing, limescale removal, cement-residue cleaning and epoxy-residue removal on stone, tiles, grout, glass, worktops, floors and other household hard surfaces.
The right DIY product depends on both the surface material and the type of dirt or residue. A neutral everyday cleaner is suitable for light marks and routine maintenance but may not remove heavy grease, cement residue or limescale.
Acidic products can be useful for cement residue and hard-water deposits on compatible surfaces, but standard acidic cleaners can damage marble, limestone, travertine and other calcite-based natural stones.
For sensitive natural stone, use a product specifically designed for that material. Always test the selected cleaner in a small inconspicuous area before treating the complete surface.
Use a ready-to-use neutral cleaner where a simple spray-and-wipe process is required.
Use a compatible neutral limescale remover instead of a standard acidic bathroom cleaner.
Use a dedicated glass limescale remover that can remain against a vertical surface while it works.
Use an alkaline degreaser where ordinary floor cleaning is not strong enough.
Use a cement-residue cleaner only after confirming that the surface is acid resistant.
Use a dedicated epoxy cleaner rather than repeatedly applying a general household cleaner.
Review each product page and its application instructions before beginning the full cleaning process.
Ready-to-use neutral cleaner for quick daily cleaning and maintenance of hard household surfaces.
Neutral limescale remover for sensitive natural stone and other compatible bathroom surfaces.
Ready-to-use glass limescale remover for stubborn watermarks and mineral deposits.
Concentrated alkaline cleaner for heavy grease, oily dirt and stubborn floor contamination.
Acidic post-installation cleaner for cement and grout residue on compatible acid-resistant surfaces.
Specialist cleaner for epoxy grout film, resin residue and compatible post-installation surfaces.
Floor-cleaning product for regular indoor and outdoor maintenance on a wide range of compatible materials.
Product strength, dwell time and rinsing requirements vary, so always follow the individual instructions.
Confirm whether the material is stone, porcelain, ceramic, glass, metal, quartz, concrete or another surface before choosing the cleaner.
Decide whether you are removing everyday dirt, limescale, grease, cement residue, epoxy film or another type of contamination.
Check dilution, application tools, dwell time, surface restrictions, ventilation and rinsing requirements before opening the product.
Move or cover sensitive metal, painted surfaces, fabrics, furniture and adjoining materials that should not come into contact with the cleaner.
Confirm compatibility and the final appearance in an inconspicuous area before treating the full surface.
Follow the required dilution and avoid unnecessary over-application, puddles or uncontrolled spreading.
Keep the working area controlled during the dwell time and agitate where required.
Remove loosened dirt and cleaner thoroughly. Complete any required rinsing and allow the surface to dry before judging the result.
Standard acidic limescale and cement cleaners can etch marble, limestone and travertine.
Never mix products or apply them together unless the manufacturer specifically instructs you to do so.
Even a suitable product can behave differently according to the finish, coating or previous treatment.
Heavy application can increase residue and make the cleaner more difficult to remove evenly.
Deep cleaners left to dry can create marks, residue and uneven results.
Remaining chemical and dirty solution can leave a film and attract further dirt.
Tell us what the surface is made from, where it is located and what you need to remove. We can help you choose a suitable DIY cleaner for natural stone, tiles, grout, glass, floors, kitchens, bathrooms, patios and garages.
Always read the product instructions, protect nearby surfaces and complete a small test before full application.
Yes. These products are suitable for DIY users when the correct product is selected for the material and cleaning problem.
Read the instructions, dilute where required, test first, protect nearby sensitive surfaces and rinse properly after using deep cleaners.
Use CLEAN 360 for quick everyday surface cleaning. It is a ready-to-use neutral cleaner for stone, porcelain, ceramic, quartz, glass, steel, worktops, tables, splashbacks and other household surfaces.
It is suitable for light dirt, fingerprints, daily marks and general maintenance.
Use CIAO CAL for limescale and watermarks on sensitive natural stone.
It is a neutral limescale remover intended for surfaces where normal acidic limescale products may cause damage. Always test before full application.
Use Glass BFF on compatible glass surfaces such as shower screens, glass panels, windows and glass splashbacks.
Its thick consistency helps it remain against vertical glass while treating stubborn limescale, hard-water marks and soap deposits.
Use DEEP DEGREASER where routine floor cleaning is not enough.
It is a concentrated alkaline cleaner for grease, oil, rubber marks, old residues, traffic build-up and ingrained dirt on compatible washable surfaces.
Use CEMENT REMOVER 2.0 on suitable acid-resistant surfaces after checking the product instructions.
Do not use a standard acidic cement remover on marble, limestone, travertine or other acid-sensitive materials.
Use EPOXY CLEANER for compatible surfaces affected by epoxy grout film or resin-based installation residue.
Complete a controlled test and avoid spreading softened residue into the surrounding area.
Yes. Deep degreasers, cement removers and residue cleaners normally need to be removed and rinsed thoroughly according to their instructions.
Do not leave dirty solution or cleaner residue to dry on the surface.
Glass BFF is designed for glass and is acidic. Do not allow it to contact acid-sensitive natural stone such as marble, limestone or travertine.
Protect adjacent stone, metal and decorative finishes before application.
Yes. Ready-to-use does not mean that a product is suitable for every finish, coating or material.
Test it in a small hidden area and check the dry surface before cleaning the complete area.
Yes. Explain what the surface is made from, its finish, where it is located and what you need to remove.
AK Surface Solutions can help you select a suitable product for stone, porcelain, ceramic tiles, grout, glass, stainless steel, sealed floors, patios, bathrooms, kitchens and garages.
Practical product guidance for everyday cleaning, deep degreasing, limescale removal, cement-residue cleaning and epoxy-residue removal on stone, tiles, grout, glass, worktops, floors and other household hard surfaces.
The right DIY product depends on both the surface material and the type of dirt or residue. A neutral everyday cleaner is suitable for light marks and routine maintenance but may not remove heavy grease, cement residue or limescale.
Acidic products can be useful for cement residue and hard-water deposits on compatible surfaces, but standard acidic cleaners can damage marble, limestone, travertine and other calcite-based natural stones.
For sensitive natural stone, use a product specifically designed for that material. Always test the selected cleaner in a small inconspicuous area before treating the complete surface.
Use a ready-to-use neutral cleaner where a simple spray-and-wipe process is required.
Use a compatible neutral limescale remover instead of a standard acidic bathroom cleaner.
Use a dedicated glass limescale remover that can remain against a vertical surface while it works.
Use an alkaline degreaser where ordinary floor cleaning is not strong enough.
Use a cement-residue cleaner only after confirming that the surface is acid resistant.
Use a dedicated epoxy cleaner rather than repeatedly applying a general household cleaner.
Review each product page and its application instructions before beginning the full cleaning process.
Ready-to-use neutral cleaner for quick daily cleaning and maintenance of hard household surfaces.
Neutral limescale remover for sensitive natural stone and other compatible bathroom surfaces.
Ready-to-use glass limescale remover for stubborn watermarks and mineral deposits.
Concentrated alkaline cleaner for heavy grease, oily dirt and stubborn floor contamination.
Acidic post-installation cleaner for cement and grout residue on compatible acid-resistant surfaces.
Specialist cleaner for epoxy grout film, resin residue and compatible post-installation surfaces.
Floor-cleaning product for regular indoor and outdoor maintenance on a wide range of compatible materials.
Product strength, dwell time and rinsing requirements vary, so always follow the individual instructions.
Confirm whether the material is stone, porcelain, ceramic, glass, metal, quartz, concrete or another surface before choosing the cleaner.
Decide whether you are removing everyday dirt, limescale, grease, cement residue, epoxy film or another type of contamination.
Check dilution, application tools, dwell time, surface restrictions, ventilation and rinsing requirements before opening the product.
Move or cover sensitive metal, painted surfaces, fabrics, furniture and adjoining materials that should not come into contact with the cleaner.
Confirm compatibility and the final appearance in an inconspicuous area before treating the full surface.
Follow the required dilution and avoid unnecessary over-application, puddles or uncontrolled spreading.
Keep the working area controlled during the dwell time and agitate where required.
Remove loosened dirt and cleaner thoroughly. Complete any required rinsing and allow the surface to dry before judging the result.
Standard acidic limescale and cement cleaners can etch marble, limestone and travertine.
Never mix products or apply them together unless the manufacturer specifically instructs you to do so.
Even a suitable product can behave differently according to the finish, coating or previous treatment.
Heavy application can increase residue and make the cleaner more difficult to remove evenly.
Deep cleaners left to dry can create marks, residue and uneven results.
Remaining chemical and dirty solution can leave a film and attract further dirt.
Tell us what the surface is made from, where it is located and what you need to remove. We can help you choose a suitable DIY cleaner for natural stone, tiles, grout, glass, floors, kitchens, bathrooms, patios and garages.
Always read the product instructions, protect nearby surfaces and complete a small test before full application.
Yes. These products are suitable for DIY users when the correct product is selected for the material and cleaning problem.
Read the instructions, dilute where required, test first, protect nearby sensitive surfaces and rinse properly after using deep cleaners.
Use CLEAN 360 for quick everyday surface cleaning. It is a ready-to-use neutral cleaner for stone, porcelain, ceramic, quartz, glass, steel, worktops, tables, splashbacks and other household surfaces.
It is suitable for light dirt, fingerprints, daily marks and general maintenance.
Use CIAO CAL for limescale and watermarks on sensitive natural stone.
It is a neutral limescale remover intended for surfaces where normal acidic limescale products may cause damage. Always test before full application.
Use Glass BFF on compatible glass surfaces such as shower screens, glass panels, windows and glass splashbacks.
Its thick consistency helps it remain against vertical glass while treating stubborn limescale, hard-water marks and soap deposits.
Use DEEP DEGREASER where routine floor cleaning is not enough.
It is a concentrated alkaline cleaner for grease, oil, rubber marks, old residues, traffic build-up and ingrained dirt on compatible washable surfaces.
Use CEMENT REMOVER 2.0 on suitable acid-resistant surfaces after checking the product instructions.
Do not use a standard acidic cement remover on marble, limestone, travertine or other acid-sensitive materials.
Use EPOXY CLEANER for compatible surfaces affected by epoxy grout film or resin-based installation residue.
Complete a controlled test and avoid spreading softened residue into the surrounding area.
Yes. Deep degreasers, cement removers and residue cleaners normally need to be removed and rinsed thoroughly according to their instructions.
Do not leave dirty solution or cleaner residue to dry on the surface.
Glass BFF is designed for glass and is acidic. Do not allow it to contact acid-sensitive natural stone such as marble, limestone or travertine.
Protect adjacent stone, metal and decorative finishes before application.
Yes. Ready-to-use does not mean that a product is suitable for every finish, coating or material.
Test it in a small hidden area and check the dry surface before cleaning the complete area.
Yes. Explain what the surface is made from, its finish, where it is located and what you need to remove.
AK Surface Solutions can help you select a suitable product for stone, porcelain, ceramic tiles, grout, glass, stainless steel, sealed floors, patios, bathrooms, kitchens and garages.