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Subject Topic: Mould on Sunncamp 350 SE Post Reply Post New Topic
PersonClaire Small
12/7/2008 at 3:10pm
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Hi, 

We recently went away in our TT and when we opened it up we noticed a lot of mould on it,  We stupidly put it away wet on our last trip.  We used 1 part Milton to 10 parts water and it came off lovely on the green areas.  But on the cream areas we cannot seem to remove the horrible looking mould stains.  Please can anyone advise as to what to do?  I am desperate to getting it looking back to normal.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.


Persondaveyhairbear
12/7/2008 at 4:38pm
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It's possible it might have permanently stained the fabric.

Phone up a couple of carpet/upholstery cleaners in your area as they should be able to assist.

As a last resort, if the marks don't come out with professional stain remover it may be possible to bleach the stain with "Prochem Oxibrite". It may take out some of the cream colour so beware!

Afterwards the area should be treated with "Prochem Clensan" (Or similar) to prevent the mould coming back and the area re-waterproofed.

As with all these things it should be tested on an inconspicuous area first!


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Hi, we have used household mould and mildew remover before now on our canvas, (only on white or cream!) ! The mould goes completely, but so does the waterproofing, so you need to reproof it afterwards, but you can use a spray for both so its easy.


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15/7/2008 at 10:38am
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You will have probably damaged the canvas for good.  You can treat the mould, you can sometimes remove the stain, but it will almost always return.

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Steve.


PersonClaire Small
18/7/2008 at 7:53pm
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Thanks for all your help! 

 We used Dettol Mould and Mildew remover and it worked a treat!  All the stains have gone and it looks like new,  We just have to weatherrpoof it now.



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