Drain Core or Drain Mat

Designated for areas where maximum drainage and all-weather use are imperative, these cellular ½-inch drainage mats are installed directly under the turf.

Benefits:

• Can collect and transport as much as 16 gallons per minute
• Became the forefront of turf technology in the replacement of stone and metal pipes.
• The Drain Core or Drain Mat underlayment creates airspace between the turf and base foundation.
• It essentially channels the water and foundation.

ZEOLITE

An infill that provides stability for synthetic turf. Zeolite is primarily used as an added infill, which is placed under the turf and at the base of the fibers to manage odor control. Zeolite is the #1 choice for pet turf areas for odor control.

Benefits:

• A natural odor-neutralizing artificial grass infill with an internal fixed and stable honeycomb structure.
• Neutralizes odors in turf by utilizing its sponge/magnet characteristics to attract and eliminate odors.
• Maintains the characteristics of any good artificial grass infill and the added benefits of reducing surface temperatures through a process of slow water evaporation.

Simple Green

Simple Green uses powerful, natural microorganisms to neutralize pet odors, quickly removes them, and leaving behind a fresh and clean scent. It is non-toxic, making it safe to use around pets, and is ideal for patios, dog runs, and yards.

Benefits:

• Neutralizes and eliminates odors from your outdoor spaces
• Uses powerful and naturally derived microorganisms Safe on lawns and landscaping when used as directed
• Available at Home Depot, Chewy, Amazon, PetCo, and more…

Residential

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Pet Systems

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Athletic Turf

Maintaining Your Pet Artificial Grass is Easy

It’s effortless to clean your artificial grass after your pet does its business.

Remove solid waste:

Pick up feces, spilled pet food, and other solid waste using the pooper scooper. If your canine’s excrement is mushy or wet, wait for it to dry before getting rid of it for easier management. Don’t have a pooper scooper? Use tissue or old newspaper to remove the waste. Have a plastic or garbage bag ready before you proceed to minimize the mess.

Hose down the lawn:

Once your lawn is solid waste-free, it’s time to focus on removing dust, dirt, and urine. Thorough rinsing is often enough to clean artificial grass.

If you’re using a high-pressure hose, keep the nozzle at least one foot away from the grass surface. Point it at an angle to maintain the lawn’s optimal infill levels. Don’t worry about unsightly puddles; the artificial turf’s proprietary drainage will efficiently take care of excess moisture.

Scrub off stubborn residue:

If something is left after hosing off the area, use mild soap and warm water to wash the area. Use a brush to scrub off the persistent debris. Don’t forget to rinse off the solution once you’re done.

Deodorize and disinfect the synthetic turf:

Once you’ve made sure that your lawn is 100% clean, top it off with the deodorizer and disinfectant of your choice. Invest in ones that are pet-friendly to avoid irritating your canine.

• Simple Green uses powerful, natural microorganisms to neutralize pet odors, quickly removes them, and leaving behind a fresh and clean scent. It is non-toxic, making it safe to use around pets, and is ideal for patios, dog runs, and yards.
• Want a natural disinfectant? Mix equal parts of vinegar and water. Place the solution in a spray bottle if you’re treating a small portion of your yard. Use a garden hose attachment if you want to disinfect the entire area. Let the mixture soak into the artificial grass for a while before rinsing it off.