Belgian beach sand 15 kg

T00801 Brown Belgian beach sand sterilized and treated at 300 degrees Celsius for order contact via WhatsApp number 0555631262 How to clean the sand box (suggested tips) These suggested procedures are not necessarily the best way to clean the sand box, but you can research to find more effective and suitable methods for you. Cleaning the sand box is just helpful tips and points to start working on improving the sand box, removing impurities, and cleaning the sand box. - Remove anything from the sand: clear out any obvious parts inside the sand box, such as toys and others, and search through the sand to find debris, branches, and leaves that do not belong to the sand box. You can involve children and turn this task into a fun treasure hunt! - Sift the sand: using a kitchen sieve or sand sifter, divide the sand into sections to filter out smaller debris like stones or dirt. This will also help clean the sand and restore its fine texture. If you have identified the source of contamination and removed it during this step, you can skip this section of the sand and enjoy a clutter-free sand box, or continue until all sections are done. - Wash the sand: if the sand box has many contaminated areas or looks a bit worse for play — bad smell, mold, or clay lumps — it may be necessary to wash the sand. Use a shovel to dry the contaminated sections or put all the sand in a suitable-sized bucket or box. Use a garden hose or water container to gently rinse the sand. Be careful to avoid over-saturating the sand with water — only wash the bad parts without flooding them. You can rinse the sand with a natural disinfectant like white vinegar or a diluted mild soap solution for a deeper clean. It is preferable to use a simple sample of sand and perform this task on it, then observe the results to generalize to the rest of the sand. Make sure to rinse any product used before drying the sand so that the sand returns to its previous clean state. - Clean the sand box: while the sand is in a bucket or external box for cleaning, clean the sand box container. Use a mild cleaning solution to clean the sides, reaching the internal corners and cracks where dirt can accumulate. Allow the sand box container to dry completely before refilling it with sand. - Completely dry the sand: damp sand breeds mold and bacteria, so it is essential to let the sand dry completely. Pour the sand back into the sand box and let the sun work its magic. Use a broom to move the sand regularly and ensure it dries thoroughly at all levels. Best regards, My Home Kindergarten Management – Marketing Team