Antimicrobial
Keeping artificial grass clean and odor-free during warm summer months is a common concern among homeowners here in Texas. Our turf products are infused with antimicrobial agents that are 100% safe for pets and children.

Prevents Buildup Of Damaging Microbes
Helps prevent the buildup of product-damaging microbes that may shorten the lifespan.

Prevents Buildup of Stain & Odor-Causing Microbes
Helps prevent stain and odor-causing microbes, keeping turf fresher & cleaner.

Infused Into Turf Backing During Manufacturing
Antimicrobial additive does not wash off or wear away, lasting the product lifecycle.
What is Antimicrobial Technology?
Antimicrobial: adjective | an·ti·mi·cro·bi·al – Destroying or inhibiting the growth of microorganisms and especially pathogenic microorganisms.
Antimicrobial technology can be defined as a substance that works to destroy or inhibit the growth and reproduction of bacteria, mold, and mildew.

Unlike disinfectants, which provide a limited residual activity, integrated antimicrobial technology, such as our Microbe-Safe™ additive, works to continuously reduce the number of microbes on your artificial grass throughout its expected lifecycle.
What is an Antimicrobial Additive?
An antimicrobial additive is a substance that contains an appropriately registered antimicrobial agent.
Integrated into our turf products during the manufacturing process, an antimicrobial additive such as Microbe-Safe™ will provide around-the-clock product protection from the growth of microbes including bacteria, fungi, and algae.
Additive formulations are based on a series of factors including target material and production processes.
Built-in antimicrobial additives will remain present and active for the expected lifetime of a turf product.
Microbe-Safe™ Antimicrobial Protection
Microbe-Safe™ antimicrobial protection works at a cellular level to continually disrupt the growth and reproduction of microorganisms that contaminate treated turf products. The technology operates a multi-modal attack by damaging the protein, cell membrane, DNA, and internal systems of a microbe, causing it to die.
