How to clean artificial grass?

Compared with natural grass, artificial grass have lower investment costs and are convenient and durable. However, the damage caused by climate factors such as rain, snow, and ultraviolet radiation to grass cannot be ignored. Dust, leaves, fallen plant seeds, and other environmental factors can also cause certain damage. At this point, regular cleaning and maintenance of the lawn is crucial, and some tips can be mastered during cleaning to enhance the comfort of the venue.

Clean up debris

When large pollutants such as leaves, paper, and cigarette butts are found on the lawn, they need to be promptly cleaned - a convenient blower can be used to quickly clean them. In addition, it is necessary to regularly inspect the edges and external areas of artificial grass to prevent the occurrence of moss plants. Once traces of plant growth are found, high-pressure hoses can be used to remove them.

Remove sharp objects

For artificial grass, the most destructive pollutants are sharp objects such as stones, broken glass, metal blocks, etc. This pollutant must be immediately removed, and in addition, chewing gum and adhesives pose great harm to artificial grass, which can be treated by cooling down.

Remove stains

Generally speaking, regular cleaning can remove most stains, while more severe oil stains can be wiped clean with a cloth soaked in petroleum solvent; Water like stains such as fruit juice, milk, ice cream, and blood stains can be wiped with soapy water first, and then thoroughly rinsed with water; Shoe polish, sunscreen, ballpoint pen oil, etc. can be wiped with a sponge dipped in tetrachloroethylene, and then dried with a towel with strong adsorption force; For stains such as paraffin, tar, and asphalt, simply wipe vigorously or use a sponge dipped in tetrachloroethylene to wipe; Paint, coatings, etc. can be wiped with turpentine or paint remover; Fungi or mold spots can be wiped with 1% hydrogen peroxide water and thoroughly soaked in water to remove.