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From: "barbawhittaker" <>
Subject: Re: [ILPOPE-L] Tombstone Care
Date: Sat, 22 Jun 2002 19:32:24 -0700
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Is this what you were looking for???

from the Tombstones mailing list to share.
Cleaning stones without damage has been a problem for genealogists for a
long time. The link below does not tell how much this costs or where it can
be
purchased.

Below is product information on Enviro Klean® BioWash
Enviro Klean® BioWash removes light to moderate biological soiling -
mold, mildew, lichens, algae and more - from limestone, marble and
other building surfaces without risk of over-cleaning, etching or
bleaching.

Compared to more aggressive cleaners, near-neutral BioWash is
safer to use, easier to rinse and requires no neutralization. BioWash
fills a void where formulations that attack grease, atmospheric soiling
AND biological soiling are more potent than the job may warrant.

Bleach and other chlorine-based cleaners typically used to remove mold
and mildew leave salt residues that damage masonry surfaces and nearby
landscaping.

BioWash cleans without depositing harmful residues.
When the staining is simple mold and mildew - and you'd be surprised how
often that is the case -- BioWash is the safest, gentlest cleaning
alternative.

One gallon of Enviro Klean® BioWash concentrate makes more than 30 gallons
of ready-to-use cleaner. It's also available in ready-to-use quart spray
bottles as Monument BioWash. One container of Monument BioWash
is enough to restore the average marble or limestone grave marker covered
with mold and mildew. http://www.prosoco.com/Product.asp?ID=219">here</A
for more information.

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Murvin & Pat Bonham" <>
To: <>
Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2002 5:56 PM
Subject: [ILPOPE-L] Tombstone Care


> I had a link to a site on how to care for tombstones. I got it from this
> message board. Does anyone have it?
>
> Murvin
>
>

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