Tag: gravestone cleaner

We tend to think of Memorial Day as a time for grilling, relaxing outside, and preparing for summer. However, we must never forget the true meaning of the day: honoring those who’ve given their life while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Wet & Forget is humbled to be a part of this yearly […]

Amanda L., a resident of Indiana, discovered Wet & Forget Outdoor through her sister-in-law. The product was recommended to her when Amanda mentioned the deteriorating condition of the hand-carved headstones made by her Great-Grandfather, Frank G. Frank (photoed below), born in Vermont in 1872 to French-Canadian parents who immigrated to the US, had a nomadic […]

Ron was facing a severe issue with moss, mold, and algae stains growing around his home, particularly on his roof shingles, which were heavily covered in moss. Ron was unaware of the severity of the moss until his brother pointed it out to him. Upon inspection, he realized that he needed to take action to […]

Memorial Day is a somber day of remembrance. What it shouldn’t be, though, is a day of cleaning.Instead of using a harsh headstone cleaner like bleach or power washers, try Wet & Forget. It’ll help preserve headstones by gently removing stains caused by organic growth. It’s hard to give back to those who’ve made the […]

A headstone honors the legacy of those we’ve lost. And keeping these memorials clean serves as a reminder that they’re still in our hearts.  With this in mind, our guide on how to clean a headstone will help you understand why they get dirty, how to remove organic growths, and what to avoid to ensure […]

Veterans Day marks a time to reflect and honor those who have fought for our country. We recently chatted with Janice, who took on the mission to clean a Civil War monument and veteran gravestones in Fall River, MA. Read on to hear her story. Janice’s Past Success with Wet & Forget Janice is an […]

Crystal was battling lichen, mold, and mildew on her loved one’s 100+-year-old gravestones. She had never cleaned a gravestone but thought that it was about time she did. Instead of jumping in feet first with no experience and grabbing just anything that could be potentially harmful, especially to a century-old headstone, she turned to the […]