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There are a few common problems that can arise when soft washing wet pour (MUGA) play areas, a type of outdoor surface that is often used for playgrounds and other recreational areas. These problems include:

1. Using too much pressure: It’s important to use the correct pressure when soft washing a wet pour (MUGA) play area. Using too much pressure can damage the surface.

2. Using the wrong cleaning solution: Different types of wet pour (MUGA) surfaces require different cleaning solutions. Using the wrong solution can potentially harm the surface or make it difficult to effectively remove dirt and grime.

3. Not allowing the cleaning solution to dwell: Most cleaning solutions need time to work. If you don’t allow the solution to dwell on the wet pour (MUGA) surface for the recommended amount of time, it may not effectively remove dirt and grime.

4. Not rinsing the wet pour (MUGA) surface thoroughly: After applying the cleaning solution, it’s important to rinse the wet pour (MUGA) surface thoroughly to remove any residue. If you don’t rinse the surface properly, it can leave behind streaks or a film that can be difficult to remove.

5. Damage to surrounding plants or grass: If the wet pour (MUGA) surface is not properly treated during the soft washing process, it’s possible that chemicals or water could damage surrounding plants or grass. It’s important to take steps to protect these areas before starting the cleaning process