clear clutter
When larger pollutants such as leaves, paper, and cigarette butts are found on the lawn, they need to be cleaned up in time. You can use a convenient blower to quickly clean them. Additionally, the edges and exterior areas of artificial turf need to be inspected regularly to prevent the growth of moss. Once signs of plant growth are found, use a high-pressure hose to remove them.
Remove sharp objects
For artificial turf, the most destructive pollutants are sharp objects, such as stones, broken glass, metal objects, etc. This contaminant must be removed immediately. In addition, chewing gum and adhesives are also extremely harmful to artificial turf and can be treated with cooling methods.
Remove stains
Generally speaking, routine cleaning can remove most stains. More serious oil stains can be wiped clean with a rag soaked in petroleum solvent. “Water-like” stains such as juice, milk, ice cream, and blood stains can be scrubbed with soapy water first. Then rinse thoroughly with water; shoe polish, sunscreen oil, ballpoint pen oil, etc. can be wiped with a sponge dipped in perchlorethylene, and then dried with a towel with strong adsorption power; for stains such as paraffin, asphalt and asphalt, just wipe hard or use a sponge Just dip it in perchlorethylene and wipe it; paints, coatings, etc. can be wiped with turpentine or paint remover; fungi or mildew spots can be removed with 1% hydrogen peroxide water. After wiping, soak them thoroughly in water to remove them.
Post time: Feb-26-2024
