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Most probably it is perfectly ok. I had the same happen to our Outwell Vermont back in 2008 cleaned it with Milton to kill the mould spores and its been fine ever since. The main problem is if it gets under the tape on the seams as it destroys the glue on the tape and leaky seams result. It is however not recommended to use any household cleaners on the mould especially those that contain sodium hypochlorite as thes can rot the fabric and stiching over a period of time
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Topic: Mould on tent - damage?
