If you want use artificial grass for yoga mat, I will suggest you to go with our putting green products to try out, should work fine.
 | Jeff Klindt Thanks for the suggestion. I'll check it out. |
Please fill out this online form with your contact information and address, one of us will get back to you asap to provide our local distributors/dealers near you so you can get the samples, thank you:
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 | I'll fill out the form too 'cause I need some samples too. |
| This is very helpful. Thanks for sharing. |
We do offer nails and glues through our distributors/dealers as we do for our artificial grass products. However, such items don't automatically come with artificial turf purchases, you will need to order them separately. The local distributors/dealers will advise you on what kind and quantities to get when you provide the size of your artificial grass. If you need further help on this, the best way is to fill out the online form and we will get the local distributors/dealers contact you immediately:
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 | They are sold separately! |
 | I bought my glue and nails on a separate purchase. |
 | I bought mine without anything but the turf and I bought the nails separately. |
 | No it doesnt. I believe it only comes with the turf itself |
 | I think all artificial grass does not come with freebies. |
Not really. Our turf is designed and manufactured with no rubbery smell to them. There might be some new product packing smells when you first open up the turf which should dissipate very quickly once you have turf open up and have it acclimate under the sun. If you would like, you can fill out this form online, and we will be more than happy to get you some samples to check things out:
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 | You can wash the artificial grass once installed so it will not smell rubbery. |
 | I guess it's normal as long as the smell goes away after some time. |
 | That's good. I hate rubbery smells too. It hurts my nose. |
Yes, absolutely. I will recommend you to rinse and sanitize the turf as often as possible if your toddler will urine on it, you need to keep the turf clean at all times if having your toddlers on it. I would have couple of suggestions for you:
1. Watch your toddler to make sure he/she not to pull or chew or eat the grass
2. Use antimicrobial infills which will prevent bacteria or gems from growing on your turf
 | I don't think a kid or a little one can peel off the turf if it's installed correctly |
 | I wouldn't recommend you letting your boy stay too long on your turf. Let him play but make sure you watch him all the time. |
 | I guess his question is can the toddler peel it off once installed. |
It is a great idea to take a piece of artificial grass on camping. People can use them for dinning and entertainment areas, they are durable, designed for outdoor use and serve a perfect purpose for campers! You will find the turf will be a great upgrade from plastic sheets or whatever floor coverings you used to use, this will be so much better, like real grass lawn and extremely easy to clean up and you can reuse it again and again.
 | standing the tent on an artificial grass is nice. It adds cushion on your base. |
| I want to try this but it will only add weight on my bag pack. |
 | That's what we bought and it worked great! |
 | It would be a wonderful idea but wouldn't it be too heavy??? |
Yes you can. Please use spray paint on artificial grass sport fields all the time. You need to make sure to choose paint that not harmful and can stick onto plastic surface.
 | This is very interesting. I'd try it someday. |
 | Why not? Haven't painted it though! |
 | Now I can choose from a variety of colors. |
Yes, we have a lot of daycare centers throughout the country using our artificial grass! People are using the turf for play and entertainment areas, and the kids really enjoy it. I don’t see the possibilities for babies to play on turf as they are too little and might try to chew or eat the grass, for that concern, we will suggest having adult surveillances all the time, the turf products are not harmful to babies but you certainly don’t want them to chew or eat the fibers.
 | Our local daycare has one! |
 | I've seen a few people use it as their playground. They seem comfortable while playing on it. |
 | I also have it installed in my boy's room, they really love it! |
While snakes might be found traveling through artificial grass depending on what areas you live in, but "do snakes like artificial grass" can be an interesting question. We are in turf business for years, and have never heard issues with snakes live in artificial grass. It is hard for me to think a good reason for snakes to like artificial turf: the artificial grass are normally short ranging from 1-1/4" to 2" high, and surface won't give enough for snakes to hide themselves, again, they might travel through, but we just don't see they can live in the artificial grass,
 | I have a place close to a lake and a pound. Im wanting to surround the area where I have my camper set up and fire pit area with some of the AstroTurf from a football field I traded for , hoping to slow any rattlesnakes and other snakes that might come that way. Does anyone know if it might help some? Gotta keep the grand daughter as safe as possible. |
 | Glad I lived in the city! |
 | Very scary and unsafe if they do! |
 | That's very reassuring. I'm glad they don't live in artificial grass. |
Our artificial grass lawns don't provide welcoming inhabitants for ticks to grow. Our product is made of PE and PP, the surface of our grass fibers are non-porous and smooth, so such products won't provide any conditions for ticks to live in. For years in turf business, we haven't experienced any issues or complains regarding ticks problems with artificial grass.
 | I just read about this,, and they said ticks can not survive in synthetic turf grass, because there is no soil |
| I used soap and water for my artificial grass. |
 | This is great news for my dogs. Yay! |
 | That's good to know. I don't want to see my dogs having ticks. |
 | I guess they can't live in the yard covered with turf because they can't breed on it |