OTHER THINGS TO CONSIDER

Many other factors can cause unpleasant odors; these are normally caused by mistakes made during the installation process.

Be sure the proper infill has been installed for any areas shared with pets. Using infills like rubber, silica sand, or cork, may hold or promote odors. The correct infill will not only prevent the smell of ammonia, but will also help reduce the growth of bacteria, mold, and mildew

Many professional installers do not recommend using a weed barrier if you have pets. Weed barrier will reduce the drainage considerably and often retains the smell of ammonia.

Some types of turf contain latex or nylon; these materials absorb ammonia and cause an unpleasant smell.

Oftentimes, play areas have fall padding underneath them. It is not recommended for these spaces to be shared with pets as the padding reduces the drainage rate of the turf and does not allow for thorough cleaning.

We hope this helps provide you with important information on how to care for your turf. As always, feel free to Contact Us with any additional questions you may have.

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