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artificial grass. Never change or add fluids to equipment while the equipment is parked on the <br />artificial surface. <br />D. Stains <br />The Contractor shall be responsible for removing stains on the synthetic turf. <br />Polyethylene fibers are stain resistant fibers because most stains are moisture borne and <br />polyethylene, a "hydrophobic" yarn, absorbs little moisture. As a result, a "stain" on a <br />synthetic turf field is not a true "stain"; rather, it is generally dried residue of foreign matter, <br />which must be quickly and thoroughly removed. It is best removed while still moist and thus <br />before it has dried on the fibers. <br />These residues can generally be removed with water or soap and water. Remember, it is much <br />easier to clean a fresh spill before it has time to dry and harden. Remove any deposit prompt)}~ <br />usin~~ a putty I:nife or similar tool. Then soak up excess liquids with paper or cloth towels or <br />rags. <br />"Water Based" Stains or Residues: <br />Slain <br />Procalurc lur Rcm~~val <br />I. Scrub the area with soap and water. Use a <br />stiff fiber brush for maximum a~~itation. <br />Acid. Alkali, Beer, Blood/Mucus. Catsup. <br />Coffee, Colas and Soft Drinks, Disinfectants. <br />Standard Dyes, Food Coloring, Fruit <br />Juice/Gatorade, Glue, Hot Chocolate, Ice <br />Cream, Latex Paint, Milk, Mustard, Tea, <br />Urine, Water Colors <br />2. Rinse the area thoroughly with clear water <br />to remove all traces of soap. <br />3. Dry with absorbent towel, if necessary. <br />Note: A three percent (3%) solution of <br />a-nmonia in water may be used in lieu of <br />household detergent for stubborn residues or <br />stains. <br />Stubborn or Oil-Based Stains <br />Stain <br />Procedure for Removal <br />Crayon, furniture polish, lipstick, cooking oil, Sponge with dry cleaning solution <br />rubber cleat marks, shoe polish, suntan oil, (perchecloroethylene). Soak up with absorbent <br />ballpoint ink towels. Flush with water. <br />Oil paints Soak up or blot immediately. Sponge with <br /> turpentine or paint remover (apply sparingly). <br /> Blot with detergent and water. Re-sponge with <br /> cold water to remove detergent. Scrape <br /> excess. Sponge with perchloroethylene (dry <br /> cleaning solvent). Repeat the above as <br /> necessary. <br />Nail Polish Sponge with acetone. <br />Paraffin Wax Scrape excess. Sponge with dry cleaning <br /> solution. <br />4J <br />25C-221 <br />
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