Sporturf Tech Tip #2 Dealing With Static Electricity on Your Turf

Please continue reading below to learn about static electricity in your synthetic turf
If you live in an area with low-humidity you may experience static electricity in your synthetic turf. To reduce static electricity buildup in your you will need to mix 3 tbsp. liquid fabric softener  to 32 oz. water (1 quart) in a spray bottle. Set the spray bottle nozzle to mist and simply walk over the synthetic turf while spraying the solution. There is no need to saturate the turf with the solution just a light spray will do the trick.   This simple solution will greatly reduce the buildup of static electricity in your turf.

Please follow up with your Account Manager if you have any further questions before starting your next project. You can also refer back to your installation guidelines for complete details.

Dustin Loggins

Midwest Regional Account Manager
(706) 508-2526 [email protected]

Hunter Pratt

Gulf Coast Regional Account Manager
(706) 980-8915 [email protected]

Demond Moore

Southeast Regional Account Manager
706-913-5033 [email protected]

Mac Clark

Northwest Regional Account Manager
706-618-3335 [email protected]

Greg Holloway

Southwestern Regional Account Manager
706-671-0029 [email protected]

 

Below are some tips on  daily turf usage:

1. Footwear should be restricted to ½” molded cleats
2. Stance areas for baseball/softball, Lacrosse and soccer goal mouths face abnormal
wear patterns and must be monitored daily.(See section II)
3. Band Practices may cause abnormal wear and the field must be monitored for rubber
loss in high trac areas.
4. Pets or animals should not be allowed on artificial turf areas.
5. Non authorized vehicles should not be allowed on turf. Light machinery such as
Gators, tractors and golf carts are permissible with turf tires only.
6. No food, chewing gum, sunflower seeds and/or tobacco products on playing surface.
7. Daily cleaning of surface should be hand-picked. Vacuums with dual motors and leaf
blowers recommended.
8. Turf grooming and cleaning must be done by trained sta and authorized equipment
9. Steps must be taken to prevent dirt/debris from collecting onto surface from nearby
trees and parking lot trash.