Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from artificial grass?
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5 years ago
Keeping artificial grass clean
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5 years ago
I pull out any weeds as and when I notice them (they generally can't get their roots established anyway) and use a dog 'undercoat rake' to loosen moss every couple of years, anything else that blows in tends to blow out again ...
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5 years ago
Henry
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5 years ago
Not when the grass is weighted down with fine sand.
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"Jim K.." snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@brightview.co.uk:
See comment about fine sand. Are you one of those people who uses a pressure washer for everything - A thumb over a hosepipe used to be sufficient for most uses.
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Garden vacuum? What I do not get is how they keep the weeds away. Brian
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No he also has an angle grinder.... :-)
Brian
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Just been working at a house that is a bit pikey.
They have artificial grass and a dog.
Need I say more?
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3 years ago
Pressure washer
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3 years ago
The one not made by the op?
Are you one of those people who uses a
No. Are you one of those who assume every artificial grass installation is done the same way?
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3 years ago
Or presumably the sand that Derby borne is wibbling about?
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3 years ago
I know a fat bloke with 3 pedigree dogs, & an unfenced lawn garden the size of 2 cars, who pays a dog day care outfit 7 days a week to take them away, "entertain" & bring em back at dinner(tea).
First thing they do in the morning? Shit in the gravel border of the rear patio on top of the previous evenings deposits...
If he wasn't breeding them (sigh) I'd have to wonder WTF is the point...