Artificial Grass Maintenance
How to maintain artificial grass?
With an artificial grass garden, you can minimise periodic maintenance for your garden compared to traditional grass. Grass cutting, fertilising and watering disappear completely. Maintaining our premium artificial grasses requires particularly little effort and you keep the authentic look.
All you need to do is brush up the surface from time to time.
Did you know that as a customer you can Grassmonkey You can borrow an electric brush machine for free to brush your grass.
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Artificial grass brush & cleaning machine (electric)
€419.00 Incl. VAT
- Artificial grass can be cleaned with soap if necessary
- Clean up paper and plastic scraps regularly
- Remove leaves with a rake or leaf blower and clear away branches
- Remove food residues and rinse with water
- Remove animal and pet droppings and rinse spots with water
- Brush up the grass fibres with a hard broom or brush machine
- Giving the grass a fresh look can also be done with a leaf blower
Before the onset of winter, we recommend that you first check the apply artificial grass maintenance tips. With these maintenance tips, you will best prepare your artificial grass for the cold and wet season.
Bruising caused by garden furniture or planters should be removed with a stiff brush.
Dry autumn days are an opportune time for artificial grass repair. You can easily replace a damaged piece of artificial grass, for example due to glowing charcoal or paint, by placing a new piece of artificial grass there.
- Easily remove chewing gum by hardening it with ice cubes.
- Chemicals such as motor oil, petrol, bleach and paint should not come into contact with your artificial grass. The chemicals can cause discolouration and increased risk of wear.
- Like any other floor covering, artificial grass carpet is not resistant to burning objects such as cigarettes and charcoal.
- Do not flood an artificial grass surface. For example, it is not good to empty a pool onto the artificial turf at once.
- Do not walk on artificial grass during extreme cold, ice and snow!
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