FIFA Level 50mm Wear Resistance Football Grass for Sports

How to clean football grass

1.Remove sharp objects

Destructive pollutants are sharp objects such as stones, broken glass, metal blocks, etc. This contaminant must be removed immediately. In addition, chewing gum and adhesives are very harmful to artificial turf and can be treated by cooling down. 

2. Clean up debris

When large contaminants such as leaves, paper, and cigarette butts are found on the lawn, they need to be cleaned up in time – you can use a portable blower to clean up quickly. In addition, the edges and external areas of the artificial turf need to be regularly inspected to prevent the occurrence of bryophytes. Once traces of plant growth are found, they can be removed with a high-pressure hose.

3. Remove stains

Routine cleaning can remove most stains, and more serious oil stains can be wiped with a rag stained with petroleum solvents; "Water-like" stains such as juice, milk, ice cream, and blood stains can be scrubbed with soapy water first