How to Keep Potty Grass Fresh Indoors

We totally get why so many pet parents place pee pads in the bathroom—it feels so much easier to rinse and wash down the floor. But moving to Potty Grass is a game changer! While the bathroom used to be purely for easy cleanup, real grass handles the mess naturally, so you aren't constantly stuck washing and scrubbing the floors anymore.

 

However, if you stick to placing your Potty Grass inside a windowless room without outdoor sun and gentle breezes, moisture can easily get trapped in lush grass blades. Follow these simple daily routines to keep your potty grass fresh, clean, and healthy!

 

💧 1. The Light Misting Routine

Since indoor grass isn't sitting under a baking sun all day, it doesn't need heavy watering or drenching.

- How to Water: Lightly mist spray the grass blades with water every 2 days. (100ml water)

- Pro Tip: Less is more! Overwatering indoor grass leads to soggy soil, so stick to a gentle misting.

☀️ 2. Give Your Grass a "Spa Day" (Sunlight & Airflow) - (IMPORTANT) 

Grass needs to breathe and catch some rays to stay green and firm. If your potty pad stays in a bathroom or room without natural sunlight, it needs periodic outdoor breaks.

- Outdoor Time: Take your grass box to a balcony, patio, or sunny, well-ventilated spot for 2-3 hours every 2 days.

- Why It Matters: Indoor humidity can build up quickly. Letting your grass get fresh air and sunshine helps it dry out naturally, prevents root rot, and keeps odor away!

💩 3. Daily Cleanup & Maintenance

Keeping your indoor potty grass hygienic takes less than a minute a day:

- Pick Up Solids: Scoop up solid waste right away, just like you would on a normal walk outside.

- Spot Clean: After picking up solids, gently wipe the grass blades in that spot with a damp paper towel or tissue to keep everything sparkling clean.

 

With just a couple of minutes of care every few days, your pet enjoys a fresh, natural outdoor experience right inside your home!