Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
artificial grass?

Broadback wrote:

Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
artificial grass?

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 ...

On 31/12/2018 13:58, Broadback wrote:
Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
artificial grass?

Henry

On 2018-12-31 7:06 a.m., Andy Burns wrote:
Broadback wrote:

Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
artificial grass?

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 ...


leaf blower

Andrew wrote:

Broadback wrote:

Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
artificial grass?

Henry

Not when the grass is weighted down with fine sand.

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Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
artificial grass?


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Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
artificial grass?


Pressure washer

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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Broadback Wrote in message:
Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
artificial grass?


Pressure washer

See comment about fine sand.

The one not made by the op?

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.

No.
Are you one of those who assume every artificial grass
installation is done the same way?

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Garden vacuum?
What I do not get is how they keep the weeds away.
Brian

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Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
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No he also has an angle grinder.... :-)

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Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
artificial grass?


Pressure washer

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.

Or presumably the sand that Derby borne is wibbling about?

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Garden vacuum?
What I do not get is how they keep the weeds away.
Brian



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On 31/12/2018 14:00, Jim K.. wrote:
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Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
artificial grass?


Pressure washer


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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On 31/12/2018 14:00, Jim K.. wrote:
Broadback Wrote in message:
Is there a preferred tool/implement for removing small debris from
artificial grass?


Pressure washer


Just been working at a house that is a bit pikey.

They have artificial grass and a dog.

Need I say more?


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? **** 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...
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