Maintenance and Care
Artificial turf requires regular maintenance to preserve its appearance and performance. The turf should be thoroughly cleaned weekly to remove surface debris-such as dust, sand, and leaves-and kept dry; rinsing with clean water is sufficient to remove dirt.
Since the infill material (typically sand or rubber granules) diminishes over time, periodic replenishment is necessary. Adequate drainage systems must be ensured during installation to allow for the timely removal of accumulated water during rain or leaks, and drainage should be checked regularly to prevent blockages. Seasonal preparation is crucial for maintenance: spring is the time for turf restoration, summer requires measures to manage surface temperatures, and autumn is the ideal time for general maintenance and winter preparation.
If you detect a pungent odor or experience symptoms such as skin itching, eye irritation, nausea, or dizziness while using the artificial turf, leave the area immediately and seek medical attention. Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential to prevent bacterial growth.
Installation should be carried out by a professionally qualified team to ensure the quality of the project.
