Artificial turf can be cleaned in the same way that any other indoor floor can. Dry leaves and other trash, such as papers, can sometimes end up on fake grass. We suggest cleaning up trash from balconies and rooftops by hand or collecting all trash with a flexible rake before depositing it in the bin. For bigger areas, such as gardens, an air blower could be particularly handy.
You may clean fake grass indoors or on balconies with a vacuum cleaner, and then wash it with water if needed. This will bring your artificial turf back to life.That will restore the appearance of your artificial turf. While you may also use a vacuum cleaner to clean artificial turf that has been placed outside, be a little careful to not remove the sand infill.
Cleaning Stubborn Stains
More tenacious stains from things like ink, motor oil, cooking oil, and crayons might be more difficult to remove than gentler stains from non-alcoholic drinks. To put it another way, getting rid of them will need more than a light detergent and some water. These pointers will assist you:
- Allow solid waste to dry before removing it. This will avoid smearing and make cleaning up simpler. To remove pee stains, saturate the area with water.
- Mineral spirits can be used to remove stains from oil or grease. First, rinse the area and dab up any excess.
- Apply dry ice or an aerosol refrigerant to the dirty area for particularly tenacious stains left by items like tree sap or chewing gum. This will freeze the mixture, making it simpler to scrape off the synthetic fibers and preventing them from adhering.
