1. Establish a designated pet area
Training pets to use a particular section of the turf can significantly reduce the area that needs intensive cleaning.
2. Rinse high-use areas regularly
Do not wait until a strong odor develops.
Routine rinsing can help prevent residues from accumulating.
3. Keep an enzymatic cleaner available
For properties with multiple pets or frequent use, having a suitable enzyme-based cleaner available allows fresh contamination to be treated promptly.
4. Maintain drainage
Regularly remove:
- Leaves
- Dirt
- Hair
- Organic debris
from drainage openings and surrounding drainage channels.
5. Inspect persistent problem areas
If the same location repeatedly develops a strong odor despite cleaning, inspect the drainage and backing rather than simply increasing the amount of cleaning chemical.
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