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Most jobs have some stones left over. It is often easier and cheaper to replace even dirty stones rather than purchasing cleaners. Simply scrape out the sand surrounding the stone, remove the dirty or broken stone using a couple of screwdrivers, insert the new stone, replace the sand, and hammer the stone down with a rubber mallet to compact it.
