How do I remove turf grass? Even after washing, there's hundreds of pieces still stuck on the pants!
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Yea you get that problem with all GK pants. Before you put them in the wash, soak them in water and then brush the with a hair brush. That's my trick lol
1986508
It's adhered via a sticky pad. So you would just pull it off and then use something like googone to removed any sticky residue. The sticky pad is a one use only deal and it's very strong!!
616112
I have had the stains several times. Tried using bleach or non-chlorine bleach but clothing had already been through the dryer so I could not get rid of the stains. Yesterday, my husband's polo shirt came out with a round splotch on the front. I tried rewashing it but that didn't help. Guess I'll have to use Stain Out or similar next. I wrote to Tide about the problem and they suggest I call them to discuss solution. I'll do that.
196100
This was a gift, so it's not at my house now, but I do believe the shirt comes off...but not the pants. Hope that helps!
1336468
Yes I removed them by the zipper and washes them w a mild detergent and hang dried... Came out as new!
1055094
Easy! Throw them in the washer like any pair of socks. I let them air dry. They come out just like new.
1868849
My wife actually got them apart. Try soaking them in hot, then cold water. Particularly cold (icy) water on the inside and very hot on the outside bowl. Be patient and repeat. Use a thin knife. Plastic or something flimsyer than the bowls, and work to pry them apart. Really have to be patient or you'll break them. Wife said she spent all day working on them. I think the detergent idea from the other poster is good too. That stuff is slippery and should loosen them up.
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I wash it in the laundry room sink. Discard any poop with poop bag. I rinse mat with watm water to remove excess urine. Then plug the sink and fill 2" with hot water and add laundry detergent. Any cheappy brand. Let soak while I do a chore. Rinse off thoroughly. Hold on side to let excess water drip(rolled up). Then lay grass side up on top of rag on top of washing machine to air dry. I have a few grass pieces to alternate. The dogs dont do their business on a wet pad. I put wee wee pads under grass to hasten clean up time. The grass keeps it consistent with outdoor pottying.
1415879
No help -- mine is still in perfect condition. It takes a LOT of room to wash it.
1219018
I had this issue though I found a very simple way to get rid of it. Fresh lavender! Just place some fresh cut sprigs inside and seal it up. If you don't have any then walk around your neighborhood until you find a yard that has some then ask the owner for a small amount.
652994
I just use a cotton ball. It comes off quickly. That has always worked for me.
1961493
We use a little bit of Dawn dish soap (safe for animals)in a bucket of water and scrub with a brush. We have 2 of the turfs so that they can be cleaned daily.
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I went to Menards and purchased 18 inches of their astro turf indoor outdoor carpet, and then cut them to the size of the pet Zoom or potty parks that I have and use regularly. I put them into a pillow case and throw them in the washer, but I don't dry them, I let them air dry. They stay more intact, and the washer cleans them thoroughly. For every day I just pick up the poop with paper towels, and dump the pee in the toilet from the tray. I spray the mat with 1/2 strength vinegar then with plain water to remove the residue. but the Washer really cleans them well, and doesn't destroy them. I went to Menards and purchased 18 inches of their astro turf indoor outdoor carpet, and then cut them to the size of the pet Zoom or potty parks that I have and use regularly. I put them into a pillow case and throw them in the washer, but I don't dry them, I let them air dry. They stay more intact, and the washer cleans them thoroughly. For every day I just pick up the poop with paper towels, and dump the pee in the toilet from the tray. I spray the mat with 1/2 strength vinegar then with plain water to remove the residue. but the Washer really cleans them well, and doesn't destroy them.
160989
Sorry but I've had no excuse to try to remove them. I would try goo gone, it does everything! Good luck, Donna
1075133
I have only spot cleaned this. I have not tried to wash the fabric, for one I believe it would shrink some and maybe not fit on the poles. But this is my opinion!
1945116
Hi. Good luck with your gardening. Make a slurry paste of granulated clothes washing detergent and place it in the spilled oil. Let it dry, moisten and rub it over the spot and then let it dry again. Sweep up when dry, and rinse off any excess soap powder. May take a couple times but it will work. Best regards. Bill
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I'm sure there's a better way, than I do it, however I take spray & wash ,to it . Then a scrub brush and the garden hose to wash it off, let dry. Roll it up and put it away until next time I want to use it.