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I tried drying mine off in the dining room, it was nearly dry when the sun came out yesterday - so I pitched it in the garden - by lunchtime it was dry, but I realised I needed to put some seam sealer on and I was going out for the afternoon so I left it, while we were out the heavens opened and tent soaked.
Tried again today - dry day, tent dry by 4pm - decided to do the seam sealer at tea-time so hubby could supervise. Heavens opened, tent soaked again :-(
Still I guess its better getting wet in the garden than being damp in a bag? Problem is that I need 12-24 hours of dry weather or the sealant to set before I pack it away.
Christine
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Topic: mouldy tent inner
I doubt you'd get mould inside a week so is it older mould? 
