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Subject Topic: Ground sheet care Post Reply Post New Topic
07/7/2006 at 8:38pm
 Location: north east
 Outfit: Swift 4 berth SB
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Hi! does anyone have any tips/advice on how best to clean a breathsble ground sheet please. It is fairly large.

 



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07/7/2006 at 8:46pm
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hello and welcome to ukcs pull up a chair and get comfy

we hang it over washing line and blast with hose



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09/7/2006 at 6:35pm
 Location: Oxfordshire
 Outfit: Swift charisma
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Don't use a pressure washer!!!  We were given a very dirty ground sheet and after scrubbing with a broom and rinsing off with the hose it was still dirty so we tried the pressure washer and it ripped it.  OOPs


09/7/2006 at 7:06pm
 Location: Surrey
 Outfit: Swift Signature 16 2
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Yes pressure washer hurts my son and i were cleaning the once and he turned it on and hit my hand and sliced it open.

Mick



09/7/2006 at 7:16pm
 Location: nth lincolnshire
 Outfit: Tents Tents Tents
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ouch mick, i bet that stung abit

i lay ours out on the grass, get the garden broom and a bowl of hot water with a dash of flash in it and scrub it,fold it up, then unfold it onto the washing line and hose it down, leave it to drip dry completely.it works for us



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10/7/2006 at 12:09am
 Location: Surrey
 Outfit: Swift Signature 16 2
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Yes it did hurt, but in front of your son you dont show it much.Anyway he cleaned the cut for me by washing it out.

Mick




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