Does anyone have any advice on how to keep the fake stuff clean and stop it from smelling so bad? I'm planning on diluting her wee by pouring water where she goes but not sure if mixing any antibac into it would affect the colour of the grass?? (always being careful to make sure it wont harm her of course) If you have a problem with grime, dirt or discoloration on your turf, it may be caused by something other than bacteria and fungi. You should consult an expert before using any cleaning tool or chemical on artificial grass to ensure that they are safe for use in conjunction with this product. Likewise, natural cleaners might not cause this issue but, will have less effect on the odour and stain left because of dog urine. In addition, synthetic cleaners are specifically made for dealing with the stain and odour left because of dog urine and have advanced ingredients so, the cost is more. The Pro-Kleen 5L Artificial Grass Cleaner and Disinfectant work like a dream. It will clean dirt from your artificial grass leaving behind a nice scent. This scent, however, does not last long, hence you might want to figure out another solution to get rid of bad odours for longer periods of time. Although your artificial lawn is not alive, the fact that it sits outdoors means it’s exposed to germs and dirt every day.

The vinegar solution will break down and remove even the greasiest stains in no time! 5. Remove Mold With Vinegar: You can use washing-up liquid mixed with water to clean your fake grass. But if you're dealing with tough stains or strong smells thanks to the family dog, you may need something a little stronger. Cleanliness is the first step in preventing an infestation of mould or bacteria. To keep your artificial grass clean, you should regularly clean it with a mild detergent or soap. Make sure to rinse the detergent off thoroughly before letting it dry. Using a leaf blower or artificial grass vacuum removes all the dry leaves and plant debris from your artificial turf. You can also do this process by using a regular brush, but it will take more time. With the WEE FREE, you need to give it a really good shake before you use it because the enzymes are asleep. Like me, on a Sunday, down the bottom.Fake grass, or an artificial lawn, can be an excellent investment for people who don’t have a lot of time for lawn maintenance but want their garden to look incredible. The right choice of artificial grass will look lush and green all-year-round. Plus, artificial grass can last for up to 15 years! If your artificial grass has infill then you cannot pressure wash it as this is what creates the soft, cushioning feeling to the turf,' explains Johanna. 'It’s far too easy for the pressure washer to remove the infill and it can jeopardise the integrity of your turf.' These are alive, very little, and specifically chosen microorganisms that replicate the way that soil and nature break down any waste products that are in the garden. Poo or wee, and all those sorts of things. Artificial grass blades built in such a way that dog urine won’t put any stain marks on artificial grass. How to Clean Artificial Grass Dog Poop In general, you will find different sizes of artificial grass cleaners for dog urine. They come in quantities of 1 litre, 5 litres, or 10 litres. The more size or quantity, the higher goes the price. Also, the ingredients used inside influence the prices as well.

If you have dogs then the Pro Pooch Artificial Grass Cleaner is designed for you. This super-concentrated 1 litre solution can produce 10 litres once diluted for maximum coverage. The solution not only loosens dust but it masks odours emanating from areas soaked with dog urine/faeces. Synthetic turf grass can cause drainage problems, which can lead to standing water and even flooding.Another great product is the Pro-Kleen Artificial Grass Cleaner for Dogs. This 4-in-1 formula cleans, deodorises, disinfects and fragrances artificial grass and astroturf among other surfaces. This concentrated solution can be diluted to produce 11 litres which cover a large area if you use a spraying pump or watering can. Ideally, avoid any cleaning substance that might harm synthetic products or plastic, as this could break down the fibres of your grass while removing the stain and smell. Detergent solution is enough to remove stains caused by coffee, cold drinks, and ice cream. 5. Rinse off the artificial grass with water In case you are unsure let us remind you of the Pro-Kleen 5L Artificial Grass Cleaner and Disinfectant. This product is perfect for general artificial grass cleaning and it is popular with customers around the world.

Use a soft rake or a brush to gather up the debris that had made its way into your grass. Be sure to take care when using the rake, excess force can cause unintentional damage. For stubborn dirt, our Artificial Grass Cleaner is great for removing those tougher spots in your grass that a rake or brush can't get to.You might be able to find a recommended artificial grass cleaner online by speaking to your turf manufacturer. Use the Right Tools You can use vinegar on synthetic grass as well as any other surface that you want to sanitise. 5. Baking Soda, Vinegar And Soap Cats will naturally walk and lay on your artificial grass for busking, pawning, and even defecate and mess on your grass. Therefore, a good cleaning solution for artificial grass is on-demand to sanitize the synthetic grass. At times, the stain is a lot deeper and it’s difficult to get rid of them in one attempt. So, you might have to continue using the cleaner and follow these steps a few more times. This will help in cleaning old stains and also get rid of the bad dog urine smell. The final step in cleaning your artificial grass is to scrub it with a scrub brush. This will help remove any leftover dirt, stains or debris. Be sure to scrub all areas of the grass, and be sure to use plenty of water while you’re scrubbing.

You must not rinse the surface even after the dwelling period is over. Because some of the artificial grass cleaner work products mention this and suggest not rinsing. Likewise, the cleaners that will need rinsing will have instructions on how long you must wait and whether to use hot or cold water or scrub it. Mold is another common issue with artificial grass and can be difficult to remove once it has taken hold. Leave for at least 15 minutes before rinsing off with a jet wash or garden hose and allow it to dry naturally in sunlight.However, ensure it's safe for the material before using it on your lawn—and don't apply too much pressure when cleaning! Thanks guys! I've had a look at some cleaner with enzymes in from Pets at home that will hopefully help to get rid of the smell so will try that tomorrow. In some cases, you might be able to rake your artificial grass or use a vacuum cleaner instead of a brush. However, you will need to be very careful about the amount of air power you expose your artificial grass to. It’s often easier to care for your lawn with a stiff-bristled brush. Washing up liquid will do no harm but might not be strong enough to get rid of the smell and clean it thoroughly,' says Harry. 'Some people use vinegar mixes but there are some ready-made, grass-specific products designed for this use and although they are more expensive, they do a thorough job.' Also make sure children don’t run around without shoes on; this could cause them to slip over and step directly onto damp soil underneath which could lead to fungal infections later down line such as athlete’s foot: painful but treatable if caught early enough!