Smelly awning

Hi Peppylepiou

When we get to fine sunny weather again, erect the awning and let good old fresh air and sunshine do the job for you.



All the Best



Cheers


Stephen

A problem with the rolled up awnings on the side of a van is that they get wet when you drive in the rain - even if you don't roll them out. Mildew can build up, and it looks lousy too. The best way is to wait for a sunny day and roll it out and let the sun dry it for you. If you have mould, then you should wash it and then let the sun dry it. Not always convenient to do this of course...

Bicarb soda might help to get rid of the odour.

Bob

"reed"

"smeel"

Sacre my Blurter!! You really are Pepe le Pew.

diluted vinegar or diluted detol

Peppylepiou with a smelly awning....I would expect no less from a French Skunk!

You might like to try a teaspoon of oil of cloves mixed in a bucket of warm water. Wipe over the awning, and besides giving it a nice citrus smell, it will also kill any mould spores, if present, and protect the awning for up to 6 months.

Linda

hi
a good wash with truck wash or/ct18 will get rid of smell and mould never failed for me canvass or vynil