What should you not put on artificial grass?

As an environmentally friendly and beautiful artificial turf, artificial turf has been widely used in various places, such as sports venues, parks, schools, etc. However, while enjoying the convenience and beauty brought by artificial turf, we should also be aware that there are some things that should not be done on artificial turf.

Barbecues and fires: Artificial turf is usually made of synthetic fibers and plastics. These materials are susceptible to damage from high temperatures, so barbecues or fires on artificial turf are very dangerous and may cause the lawn to be burned or even cause a fire.

Dumping Hazardous Chemicals: Avoid dumping any harmful chemicals like paint, cleaners, gasoline, etc. on your artificial turf. These chemicals will not only damage the lawn surface, but may also seep into groundwater and cause environmental pollution.

Place sharp objects: Sharp objects such as knives, glass shards, etc. placed on artificial turf will damage the turf surface and increase the safety risk for people walking on the lawn. Therefore, any sharp objects that could cause damage or injury should be avoided on artificial turf.

Parking heavy items for a long time: Parking heavy items, such as cars, trucks, etc., for a long time will cause pressure on the lawn surface, causing the lawn to deform, crack, and even age the plastic materials. Therefore, parking vehicles on artificial turf should be avoided if possible, and if parking is necessary, special parking mats or other protective measures should be used.

Artificial turf has the advantages of being durable and easy to maintain, but there are still some taboos that need to be noted during use to ensure its long-term beauty and functionality. By adhering to the above taboos, we can better protect and extend the life of artificial turf while reducing the negative impact on the environment.