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As we all know, parks are wonderful places for family and friends to enjoy any time of the year. Reunions, birthday parties, graduation parties and other events are often celebrated in recreational areas. And throughout most of the year, kids--of all ages--head to playgrounds to have fun.
Some parks host organized sports leagues that attract hundreds of people. Users may also walk on paved and unpaved trails, and many bring their dogs. All of this is great, except it can cause challenges for park managers. The park is bound to get dirty, and often this involves cement-paved walkways, areas around rest stations, pavilions and other buildings, as well as in and around parking lots, tennis courts and pools.
In many recreational facilities, maintaining these public areas and pathways has typically been performed by using pressure-washing/air-blowing equipment. And for many types of projects--maintaining picnic tables, the soiled concrete floors of picnic areas, bleacher areas, leaves and plant debris and barbecue grills--these tools are often the fastest and most thorough way to get the job done.