Fabulosa 4 in 1 All Purpose Disinfectant and Deodoriser, Pet Friendly Moss Growth Killer and Artificial Grass Cleaner, 1L, Individual, Lavender

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You have to mix these before you use them. So you can’t mix them all up and then just leave them in the broom cupboard for a couple of days because the enzymes will die. The enzymes will live for about four or five days in the right conditions, and that’s really great for you actually, because they’re going to keep eating your dog wee for four or five days. Now, this is very different from the bio enzymes, it’s a Biocidal Cleaner. So, whereas the enzymes are very natural, there’s nothing natural about PIA at all. Whether or not you can use your pressure washer on fake grass depends on if the grass has infill. Infill is any product that is placed between the blades when the grass is installed, usually to weigh down the turf and prevent it from flattening.

Now, it’s your personal preference really what you use, although if you are washing floors or anything with the cleaners, you CAN’Tuse the PIA if you’ve got a septic tank. The one good thing with it though is that actually, if you’ve got puppies, or if you’ve got dogs that have accidents, or dog beds, maybe stinky old dogs, you know how they get. Jeyes fluid, again, it’s a disinfectant, so it’s killing the bacteria whilst not doing anything for the things that are actually causing the bacteria. Washing up liquid will do no harm but might not be strong enough to get rid of the smell and clean it thoroughly,' says Harry. 'Some people use vinegar mixes but there are some ready-made, grass-specific products designed for this use and although they are more expensive, they do a thorough job.'If your artificial grass has infill then you cannot pressure wash it as this is what creates the soft, cushioning feeling to the turf,' explains Johanna. 'It’s far too easy for the pressure washer to remove the infill and it can jeopardise the integrity of your turf.' In many ways, that’s because you’re not quite using it correctly. And if you think about it, the dog wee has gone down underneath the grass and has coagulated.

So that’s the bio enzyme cleaners. They’re not brilliant in the summer, because heat will kill the little enzymes. So, if it gets too hot, you need to swap over and use the Biocidal Cleaner. So, any amount of heat or dryness is going to kill these little fellas off. Garden and driveways company Marshalls recommend brushing an artificial laid lawn with a stiff artificial bristle broom or specialist artificial grass grooming rake. Doing this will help the infill to do its job correctly. Under no circumstances should you use metal or wire bristles as these can damage the grass fibres. 2. Wash with a hose So not only will it clean your artificial grass, it will kill all the moss and mould on your grass and on your patio. But you can also put it in a steam cleaner because heat doesn’t kill it. So, when we have an amazingly hot summer, which I’m sure we will this year (NOT!) you want to probably swap from the PONGO to the PIA. And don’t forget, the dog pee is under the grass, so whatever cleaner you use you’ve got to saturate the area. Do it properly, don’t just squirt a bit over the top, and hope for the best, because your grass is still going to stink, and you’ll be phoning me and moaning.With the WEE FREE, you need to give it a really good shake before you use it because the enzymes are asleep. Like me, on a Sunday, down the bottom. Did you know that competitive swimmers do not wear Lycra swimming costumes, because actually the chlorine and the bleach in swimming pool water will actually eat their swimming trunks and bikinis? So, people who do an awful lot of competitive swimming, and are in swimming pools a lot, have to have specific fabric for their costumes, otherwise, they all fall to bits and will frighten the public. PIA will go in the washing machine, it will go in a steam cleaner, and it is just absolutely superb for killing all the bugs and the germs instantly, that might be in your dog beds.