Artificial Grass Maintenance and Care Details

I. Basic Requirements:

Maintain a clean site

2. Erect "No Smoking" signs around the grass area.

3. No motor vehicles or heavy objects are to enter the playing area.

4. Reduce sweeping frequency to avoid cleaning during high temperatures

5. Provide ample trash bins

6. Manage site usage

7. Prompt repairs for minor damages

II. Cleaning and Maintenance:

1. Clean up paper, shells, and other debris promptly with a vacuum cleaner after the event.

2. Brush the grass seedlings every two weeks, removing dirt and leaves, as well as other debris from the lawn.

3. Flatten quartz sand or rubber granules once a month or after frequent competitions with a rake.

4. Dust on the grass will be washed away during rain or can be rinsed manually.

5. During summer heat, sprinkle water over the lawn to cool it down, ensuring athletes stay cool and comfortable.

III. Stain Removal:

1. For "water-like" stains such as juice, milk, ice cream, and blood, first wipe with soapy water, then rinse the soapy areas with clean water; if needed, dry with a towel with strong absorbency.

2. Shoe polish, sunscreen, ballpoint pen oil, etc., can be wiped with a sponge soaked in full chlorine, then dried with a towel of strong absorbency.

3. Paraffin, asphalt, and bitumen: Wipe with force or use a sponge dipped in full chlorine.

4. Nail polish, suitable for wiping off.

5. Paints and coatings can be cleaned with turpentine or paint remover and water. Then, rinse the cleaner with cold water, wipe vigorously, and use a sponge soaked in full chlorine to wipe.

6. Chewing gum, which can be shot into small pieces with Freon and then the residue removed.

7. Fungal spots or mildew can be treated by diluting 1% hydrogen peroxide in water, then wiping the area and soaking it with water.

4. Inspection and Repairs:

1. Carefully inspect for loose seams and any damage, tears, burns, etc., to the entire turf base. Promptly contact the installation company for large repairs.

2. The washing and sweeping from heavy rain can cause a small loss of filling material. For areas in need of filling, sprinkle some quartz sand and rubber granules, then sweep them into the grass.

V. Prohibited Items:

1. Smoking, crushing, and welding within the facility.

2. Littering the venue with gum, fruit peels, snacks, juice drinks, and oil stains.

3. Vehicles such as cars and motorcycles, as well as heavy loads, are permitted on the site.

4. Use improper footwear or sports equipment such as spikes or javelins.

5. Use chemical cleaning agents.