How to Clean Playground Equipment

Now, in order to meet the needs of the market, the new entertainment equipment is introduced every year, especially the outdoor amusement park equipment. But as everyone knows, after the sun and rain and the wind and rain, the outdoor equipment most likely to be dusty, or even dirt. For this reason, in order to provide children with a clean and comfortable playground, we must alert ourselves to the cleanliness and hygiene of the entertainment facilities. It’s important to make the additional investment of cleaning and maintaining the equipment. An annual inspection and a couple of hours of time are about all it takes to keep your playground equipment in tip-top shape. Doing so will ensure that it is around for years to come.

First, grind any rough or cracked spot on a wooden structure with sandpaper. Wipe the dust with a wet cloth and dry it. Wood toys are treated with advanced wood sealant. Remember, treat a wooden playground equipment like a wooden fence or a deck. Properly cleaning the wood structure can remove dirt, and moulds that accumulate on the equipment. If you are not sure of the type of wood structure, consult the playground or deck cleaning expert because different type of wooden requires a specific type of treatment.

Second, prime and paint metal sets when they are assembled. Wipe off the rust with sandpaper, smear paint once a year to maintain the whole set. By using supplies that you may already have, remove dirt and grime that tend to accumulate on plastic parts. Connect a bottle of glass cleaner to the hose to clean the plastic playground parts. Use a pressure washer as a substitute for plumbing. Be sure to clean the plastic game set with a lighter tip to avoid damaging the surface finish.

Third, check and tighten loose bolts when you are grinding and retouching. Check for sharp objects in game areas, poisonous plants and the risk of tripping. And then check planting around the child is usually safe, so be sure to check it in a local nursery. Playground floor mat or sand or which material used as a playground surface.