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After a rainstorm, your synthetic lawn may look fresh and clean, but rainwater and dirt can accumulate beneath the blades and potentially lead to odors, mold, or drainage issues if not properly maintained. The good news is that maintaining synthetic grass post-storm is straightforward and doesn’t require specialized tools or strong detergents.

Start by inspecting for puddles. If water lingers longer than 3–4 hours, it could mean your infrastructure has become compromised. Assess the underlying substrate and ensure the slope of your lawn allows water to flow away from your home.

Next, gently brush the turf fibers with a stiff broom. This helps return the grass to its upright, realistic appearance while promoting airflow to prevent mildew. Steer clear of abrasive metal brushes, which can tear or fray the fibers.

If you notice organic matter blown or washed onto the turf, remove them with a garden vacuum on gentle setting. Avoid power washing as they can dislodge infill or 熊本 人工芝 業者 stretch the backing.

If pets have used the lawn, clean spots using a diluted vinegar-and-water mix to neutralize odors. You can also apply a thin layer of activated charcoal, let it sit for a quarter-hour, then work it into the fibers and flush with water.

Always allow the turf to air dry completely after cleaning. To prevent future issues, consider scheduling a monthly inspection of your substrate condition and infill depth. Add more granules where erosion occurred. Avoid heavy foot traffic on the lawn while it is saturated, as this can cause fiber flattening.

With consistent, gentle care after each rain, your synthetic lawn will stay vibrant, safe, and functional for years to come.