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Many of the nearby monuments are in much worse shape and I've been walking for exercise in the local cemetery and have noticed many stones there that also need a good cleaning. I wouldn't mind cleaning them but I'm hesitant because I don't know any of these families. I would be very careful and I have read up and watched some videos about safe methods but still there is a chance I could leave some scratches or do other damage I guess.
What would you do? Have you ever cleaned a stone as a random act of kindness?
1 comment:
I have...before I read that you're really not supposed to do that :) I cleaned it with a plastic ice scraper, I live in Canada, we have ice in the winter lol..the moss (both white and green) came off super easy. I've only cleaned a shiny red granite stone. I wouldn't even consider touching a plain white older stone...they look like they would just fall apart. I will now only clean family stones, I hate to cause damage to anyone else. If it's your family, I would definitely clean it off :)
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