Maintaining our artificial grass essentially involves occasional brushing and the removal of any waste that might accumulate on it.
Once/Yearly : To lift the fibres and obtain optimal drainage, use a short haired nylon broom (site broom) to brush the artificial grass, or use a blower.
Twice/Yearly : Anti-moss and anti-weed treatment :Choose preventive spray treatment and comply with the instructions of the product.For the anti-moss treatment, we recommend, for instance: Dimanin A, Dimanin Spécial by Bayer or similar product.Conversely, never use acid base liquids (e.g.: bleaching agent or sodium hydrochloride).
Once/Yearly : To lift the fibres and obtain optimal drainage, use a short haired nylon broom (site broom) to brush the artificial grass, or use a blower.
Twice/Yearly : Anti-moss and anti-weed treatment :Choose preventive spray treatment and comply with the instructions of the product.For the anti-moss treatment, we recommend, for instance: Dimanin A, Dimanin Spécial by Bayer or similar product.Conversely, never use acid base liquids (e.g.: bleaching agent or sodium hydrochloride).
Once/Yearly : On soil Brush your artificial grass regularly. On hard ground Clean with a vacuum cleaner.
Twice/Yearly : Anti-moss and anti-weed treatment :Choose preventive spray treatment and comply with the instructions of the product.For the anti-moss treatment, we recommend, for instance: Dimanin A, Dimanin Spécial by Bayer or similar product.Conversely, never use acid base liquids (e.g.: bleaching agent or sodium hydrochloride).
If you can, allow the snow and black ice to melt naturally. But if you can't wait to use your artificial grass, comply with the following instructions.
- Take a small rubber shovel (avoid wood, metal or any other rigid blade)..
- Remove the snow in successive layers. The blade should merely brush the surface of the grass.
- Make sure it does not pass through the backing.
- Finally, remove any remaining snow with a blower.
Run a brush or blower over the grass, moving it in the same direction on each pass.
If the coat is thin : break it with a small roller (not too heavy), then sweep up the pieces.
If the coat is thick : only specialized chemical products will be capable of quickly dealing with it. Remember to rinse off your lawn as soon as the weather permits, to eliminate any chemical residue and maintain it in top condition. - In all cases: never use calcium chloride, ammonium nitrate, ordinary salt, rock salt or any other corrosive or toxic products.