Awning cleaner

I very seldom recommend products through web sites as people think that you may have something to do with it, but this one I want to share with others.

Unfortunately, I have to store my Jayco pop-top outside in the weather which causes problems with fiberglass fading and mould getting in with the rain water to stain the vans awning. I have used hot soapy water with brushes, magic wipes and lots of elbow grease to get rid of those stains but they just kept coming back.

The other day I was at Bunnings looking for something to clean a canvas awning on the house that had got really dirty from being in the shade for years. I came across a product called 30 second, an outdoor mould cleaner for brickwork, canvas awning, pavers really most exterior surfaces and thought that I would give it a try. Well it worked treat, i left it on the awning for the maximum recommended of 15 minutes then housed it off and the awning came up like new. Better still where the cleaner had dripped on the pavers they too looked great compared to those around them that had not been touched. I ended up doing them all and again they looked like they had just been laid.

My wife suggested that I try it on the caravan awning as she knows how frustrated we both get when we look up at a dirty ceiling when camping. Using a spay container and a dust pan broom I did the whole underside and the results were just amazing. Everything went white again and the residual was easily washed off with the hose. I even did the sides of the van and got ride of little black smudges that had been there for ages and that no polish would remove.

I ended up buying a 5 litre bottle of concentrate which males up 10 litres of cleaner. A much cheaper way to buy it.

I am a happy man. Just look at the attached