In rare cases, we will encounter particularly cold weather and have dense snow or ice. The best way is to let the cold artificial grass melt naturally. If the ground freezes and the individual blades of grass freeze and freeze, it may be uncomfortable to walk. If you try to remove the ice, the grass may be damaged. Salt can be added to the area, but this is not recommended as it will affect the drainage of the lawn.
If you know that there will be heavy snow in the future, you can put down a tarpaulin (such as a tarpaulin) to protect the lawn, just in case. Generally, when the weather is very cold, the real lawn may not survive in such a bad weather environment, so the VITA artificial turf is very convincing for use in harsh environments.
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