Collection: Gravestones & Stone

In this category, you will find specially developed tombstone cleaners and stone cleaners for outdoor use – for all those for whom the dignified care of a grave or the careful cleaning of historical and decorative stone surfaces is a particular concern. Our tombstone cleaners combine gentle action with professional performance: they help to remove green growth, algae, moss, and environmental pollution without unnecessarily damaging the stone material.

Gently clean and care for tombstones – with the right special cleaner

Tombstones are made from a variety of materials: granite, marble, sandstone, limestone, or polished natural stone all react differently to cleaning agents. A good tombstone cleaner must therefore be formulated with material sensitivity – it should help to remove stubborn dirt such as green growth, moss, and algae deposits without attacking the stone surface. Our special cleaners are suitable for both regular grave care and thorough seasonal cleaning.

The areas of application extend beyond tombstones in the strict sense. Whether grave surrounds, memorial stones, monuments, historic stone walls or natural stone stairs – all outdoor stone surfaces can be specifically cared for with our natural stone cleaners. You will also find stone cleaners for patios and paths as well as special cleaners for facades and floor coverings in our product range.

Responsible handling of cleaning agents is particularly important when cleaning tombstones. Our tombstone cleaners are developed, where possible, on the basis of biodegradable ingredients and designed for material-friendly pH ranges. In addition, impregnations for natural stone can be useful to protect surfaces from new contamination in the long term.

At super-clean.com, we recommend reading the manufacturer's instructions carefully and, if necessary, testing the effect in an inconspicuous area. Please also note your community's cemetery regulations, as some cemeteries regulate certain cleaning methods. Aggressive cleaning methods – due to excessive pressure, highly caustic substances, or unsuitable tools – should generally be avoided for sensitive stones.