What You’ll Need:
- A leaf blower
- A pressure washer
- Soapy water
- A long-handled brush
- A sponge or soft cloth
- A dry cloth
Step 1: Remove Leaves and Dust
Use a long-handled brush to remove fallen leaves and dust from the trampoline surface. If you have a leaf blower, it can save you a lot of time and make the cleaning process easier.
Step 2: Clean the Trampoline Safety Net
Use a pressure washer to clean the trampoline safety net if needed. Be careful to use an appropriate water pressure to avoid damaging the net.
Step 3: Apply Soapy Water
Pour soapy water onto the trampoline surface and the spring cover to help remove dirt and stains.
Step 4: Scrub the Surface
Use a sponge or soft cloth to gently scrub the trampoline surface. The spring cover is usually easier to clean because of its material.
Step 5: Rinse with Clean Water
Rinse off the soapy water from the trampoline surface with clean water until no soap residue remains.
Step 6: Dry the Trampoline Completely
Finally, use a dry cloth to wipe the surface of the trampoline spring cover. You can also use a leaf blower to remove water from the jumping mat.
Alternatively, move the trampoline to a shaded area and allow it to air dry. This step helps better protect your outdoor trampoline, as prolonged exposure to sunlight while the trampoline is wet may cause faster wear and damage.
Extra Tip: Use a Trampoline Cover
I also recommend purchasing a trampoline cover, which can help reduce cleaning time and protect your trampoline from dust, leaves, and weather conditions.
If you’re wondering how often you should clean your trampoline, it depends on how frequently you use it, your local weather conditions, and your personal preference.
