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  Graeme @ BGS March 17, 2016 at 10:04am

  Ideally use an organic type treatment but whatever you use test the product on a test sample of artificial grass (perhaps using a free sample which the various companies send out?).

  I have used a product, without checking my records, I think it was called Biogem from Ollie at https://www.agrigem.co.uk

  I used this on tennis courts and two artificial lawns and then went back and used a powered brush to remove the moss and other debris with great results.

  The key is for your client (or you) to keep the lawn regularly brushed and of course address any environmental issues that has caused the moss infestation.
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    Agrigem - Sarah Kimm > Graeme @ BGS March 17, 2016 at 1:01pm

    Thanks Graeme, it used to be called Bio-gem but it is now called MMC Pro

    1x5L will cover upto 300m2 & if you are a trade silver member it will only cost you £19.00

    www.agrigem.co.uk
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      keith j donnelly > Agrigem - Sarah Kimm March 17, 2016 at 7:20pm

      thanks for advice's.

      Its a new customer's, as usual think artificial lawn mean no maintenance, hence build up of organic matter and then moss.

      They proberbly have not even noticed, just a little extra service that I can do.

      thanks to all contributors
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  Progreen Weed Control March 17, 2016 at 11:32am

  Hi Keith,

  Algoclear range will be good to use on artificial turf. Been used before and no problem whatsoever but its always wise just to do your own check as Graeme says due to the ever increasing turf brands.

  There is also a professional strength version for cleaning  all manner of biofilm from hard surfaces and been in wide use for a number of years...
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