Outdoor Artificial Grass: Tips for Cleaning Stains and Spills
Artificial Grass Cleanup
When facing the world of reality, the possibility of messes is guaranteed, so when making an investment in a product such as artificial grass installment, it can be important to know how to clean stains and spills.
Why Make the Change
When inquiring about a purchase that will have long-term use, it is crucial to be aware of its needs, maintenance, and quality before the investment is made. One of the largest appeals for artificial turf as opposed to grass is the lack of work required for its upkeep. For grass, there is a need for seed distribution, weeding, insecticide, and watering. Turf, on the other hand, only needs the occasional pickup and sand dispersion. After installation, almost all of the work is taken right out of your hands!
If in need of these less-than-frequent cleanups for your turf, there are
artificial turf maintenance companies that can take that work right out of your hands in the first place! It is not necessary, however, as the upkeep for artificial grass requires minimal time, energy, and money. All around, the cleaning of an occasional spill more than justifies the investment in turf when compared to the continual maintenance needed for a yard of natural grass.
The use of artificial grass has had widespread use across the country as people inquiring realize its economic benefits and environmental profits.
What Kind of Cleaning Does Artificial Turf Require?
Despite the difference in maintenance for real and artificial grass, there are still some regular cleanings that will help your yard look fresh and new! Even artificial turf picks up pollen, dust, and dirt overtime, so it is important to regularly rinse your turf to rid your yard of these pollutants. Occasionally raking the yard is also beneficial to its upkeep because not only are you removing any twigs, debris, or leaves, but the rake is acting as a brush that volumizes the fibers used to make the turf appear realistic.
Outside of the occasional raking and rinsing, there is not much maintenance needed. If removing stains and spills, you can create a solution using water and vinegar or soap to remove any oils or colors, but the majority of your upkeep will be with the removal of any surface pollutants.
So although mowing, weeding, fertilizing, and spraying pesticide are not required to maintain a healthy looking artificial grass yard, there are some regular maintenance needs that should be taken care of.
In Conclusion
Overall, it is important to be knowledgeable of what kind of maintenance is needed to have the best quality appearance for your artificial turf. This may consist of occasional raking and rinsing of your yard, but because it is not grass and does not grow, there is no weeding, mowing, pesticide spraying, or fertilizing that needs to be done. If something ever does come up that needs area-specific spot cleaning for a stain of some sort, there are at-home cleaning solutions that can clean that spot, or there are professionals who are equipped to take this stain away quickly.
Please reach out if you need any help with stain removal or just daily
artificial turf maintenance!
About the author
Kathy Leavell
Kathy Leavell is the founder and owner of Synthetic Turf Treasure Coast, a leading provider of synthetic grass solutions for residential and commercial properties in Florida. With over a decade of experience in the industry, Kathy has become a recognized expert in synthetic turf installation, maintenance, and repair. Under her leadership, Synthetic Turf Treasure Coast has earned a reputation for exceptional customer service and high-quality workmanship.
Prior to starting her own business, Kathy worked in sales and marketing roles at several major synthetic turf manufacturers.