Removing grime and mould

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PC52
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Removing grime and mould

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So we've sat here searching forums and sites to find the best way of removing the dreaded mould from the westy roof that we are about to fit.
So the best info was sourced from brickie a 1:10 solution of milton.
This was the result
Before
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Immediately after solution applied

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5 mins after solution applied

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less than 10 mins after solution applied

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and finally within 15 mins of solution applied

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Absolutely wow!

Be warned. We did this when the roof was removed so it was easy. If you are doing it when fitted, use a spray bottle and make sure the whole interior is covered and protected because sterilising solution of whatever brand does have an irreversible bleaching effect.
Happy mould free camping!!
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Re: Removing grime and mould

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why didn't ya just ask, i clean mould for a livin lol
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Re: Removing grime and mould

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Dettol mould and mildew remover is good too :ok
Mmm what's that strange smell from my exhaust...

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