artificial grass in california

Best practice is to clean artificial grass each week if it gets heavy use or experiences significant dust or debris accumulation, such as leaves or blooms. Larger debris can be removed with a rake or brush. A light rinse with a hose can remove dust or smaller debris. If your artificial grass gets less use or dust is less of a factor, this cleaning can be less frequent, but rinsing at least twice a month is still recommended. When pets use the surface to relieve themselves, this can change the cleaning schedule. To prevent the growth of bacteria and ensure the turf remains odor-free, it’s important to promptly hose down the areas that the pet uses. Turf deodorizing can also be an effective addition. Spot cleaning must be done when any other stain-causing material ends up on the turf. In addition to weekly maintenance, it’s best to also do a more comprehensive cleaning either monthly or every three to four months if the turf gets infrequent use. PG Turf Bomb enzymatic cleaner & deodorizer is our leading turf cleaning product to help eliminate odors and freshen up your lawn. Use a flexible lawn rake, or a stiff-bristled broom or brush (be sure to avoid metal bristles, since these can damage the artificial grass), to remove debris from the turf. Rake or brush the lawn to remove the larger particles, and then work in a methodical fashion to remove any particles that might be buried deeper in the turf. This type of cleaning also helps ensure the structural integrity of the turf. If you notice that grass is getting flat in any areas, it’s easy to fix by using a broom or brush to push it back up. Run the brush in the opposite direction to re-position the bristles back into their raised position. Furthermore, our PerfectGroom is one of the best options for maintaining your artificial grass at its pristine appearance. This electric power broom makes easy work of debris and grooms the grass blades.