mould /mildew

Try a forum search, it was discussed at length very recently.

Vinegar, then wash with clean water.

Bleach

Apparently a teaspoon of oil of cloves in a smallish trigger pump bottle is the go bleach doesn't kill the spaws of the mould.

All the best Eric

Cape york connections

Give some consideration to "Wet and Forget"
www.wetandforget.com.au
I have no connection with this company but I am a very satisfied user.

Regards,

Rosscoe

Surely bleach will leave a colourless patch on the canvas where you have applied it .
Willie .

Asked the same question here a while ago and was told water and nothing else , was amazed to see it worked no kiddin'
regards,
Dave

Hello, Have a look at thread 54080. I am not sure if your problem was covered there by a very competenrt person ( BR) on the subject of care of canvas etc.
I am a commercial cleaner & would not use bleach for quids on any fabric. Sure it will clean up mould etc. but I dread to think of the later consequences.
We have a 98 model caravan with a roll out awning. The whole shebang was starting to look a little tired. We asked our local Jayco dealer what they use to make traded vans on display look all nice & shiny & clean, including pop up fabric & awnings. They told us to simply use truck wash. We did & we were more than impressed with the results. But we did not have any Mould or mildew to deal with. Cheers.

Giday ??, you used to be able to get Blackmores? Mould remover & Canvas fixer, eg:- brush on remover sit & then hose off, allow to dry & apply fixer. it was a great product back in the 80.s anyway
good luck... Bobcat

Check out threads
54188, and
54080.

Cheers Kev

we usually use truck wash as well and found it works well on our caravan and roll out awing but heard someone say that nappysan works a treat.....guess what we now use and found its a great cleaner ...makes everything look new....so now we use nappysan....we are using the one we bought in aldi's .....no i dont work for aldi's but am a fan of the chain.......Geri