Use a rake or leaf blower to clear off fallen leaves, branches, and other rolling debris that may land on top of their artificial turf. Regularly remove these materials. Spray down your artificial turf surface with a hose to remove dust.

Evergrass artificial turf is safe for pets and cleaning up after your pet is easy. Use a pooper-scooper to remove the feces from the turf. Following pickup, hose down the area that has been exposed to feces or urine.

Brush your turf with a stiff broom to keep the blades standing up straight. Areas exposed to high traffic may require more brushing. Brush the grass against the grain in high traffic areas. Brushing against the grain will help avoid matting.

Be sure not to expose turf to any extreme heat that can be created by reflective glass. This may magnify the sunlight and burn the turf. Keep any kind of flames away from the turf.

Never use a power washer. It is recommended to use a hose with sprinkler or spray nozzle; this will allow the water to drain.