Mold Out of Canvas Tent

RE: Mold Out of Canvas Tent By Teena (Guest Post) There are a number of methods for removing mold and mildew stains from the canvas of a popup camper. The following tips and suggestions for removing mold and mildew stains from the canvas of a popup camper will help you get your popup camper looking like new once again. Precautions to Consider Before Attempting Mold and Mildew Stain Removal The canvas of a popup camper is treated with a water repellant formulated especially popup camper canvas, and you dont want to ruin the waterproof property of the canvas. Be very careful when choosing products to remove mold and mildew from the canvas of a popup camper. When in doubt, consult your owners manual for manufacturer recommendations. Consulting the manufacturer first is always the best course of action before resorting to alternative cleaning methods. Bleach is great for removing mold and mildew from hard surfaces, but products that contain bleach can permanently damage the canvas of a popup camper. Dont use products containing bleach or other strong chemicals to remove stains on the canvas of a popup camper caused by mold and mildew. There are other options that will help you safely and effectively remove mold and mildew stains from the canvas of your popup camper. You can find more mold removal tips on: http://www.airdehumidifier.com/Articles/House_mold.php Posted on 12/02/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Mold Out of Canvas Tent By Cindy (Guest Post) We were given a pop up camper recently that had lots of mold and mildew. We were told to use a product called Awesome from Dollar General and it works great!!! It took out all of the mold and mildew. Posted on 06/18/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Mold Out of Canvas Tent By Erin (Guest Post) QUESTION.... I just bought a pop up camper.The sides where you sleep(canvas) are moldy/dirty i have used oxyclean, soap and water and i can't get the mold off if any one has any solutions please e-mail me chickies2boys AT hotmail.com it would be greatly appreciated... Posted on 02/07/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Mold Out of Canvas Tent By n.j. (Guest Post) i heard if you boil stuff in lemon juice that will get rid of mold\mildew stains. does anyone no if that is true? can you take lemon juice in a bottle and a hair dryer will that work on a pop up canvas? Posted on 05/09/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse mold out of pillows By Stacey (Guest Post) Does anyone have a trick for getting mold out of laundry? I have some toss pillows that have molded this winter at our lake house. They are colored so I can't use bleach. Any other ideas? Posted on 05/16/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Mold Out of Canvas Tent By Wanda (Guest Post) Use IOSSO..we have a montana canvas wall tent and this is the best stuff around ! Posted on 08/08/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Mold Out of Canvas Tent First off, leave it open, ideally in sunlight if possible. The sun will kill the spores. I know, depending on where you live, that's more difficult this time of year. If you can put it in a warm garage, that will help also. Mold/mildew spores are everywhere in the air. If something remains damp for 48 hours or more without much air, mold/mildew can grow. The stains are difficult to remove entirely but you can lighten them and freshen the canvas. Nature's Miracle or Odor Ban or oxygenating compounds likes OxiClean will help it smell better and work on the stains. Obviously, make sure you let the tent dry thoroughly before storing it away again or the mildew will grow back. If you have to work a lot on the fabric you may want to water proof it again after it is dry. Good Luck, - Susan Posted on 02/05/2002 | Report Spam or Abuse

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