Bleach mixture has always worked for me. I'll wash the roof with it and a simple green mix, then move to the awning. Do the top and rinse. Then the under side. I always get soaked and smell like Mr. Clean, but in a bathing suit when it's 90+ out there it sure feels gooooooooooood.
Mike
2010 Cedar Creek 34SATS (The Beast) & 20k Curt Q20 roller slider hitch
2006 Ford F350 SRW,SC Powerstroke diesel Lariat 2003 Harley Heritage Softail (Hogzilla) and a wifey with tons of patience....
On my Carefree Vinyl awning after cleaning with bleach and dish detergent I spray it down with STP Son of a Gun protectant on both sides and wipe it down, have been doing this for the last 10 years with the last 2 trailers with not ill effects. The protectant helps the water bead off and the mildew and stains not stick, usually after the spring cleaning anything that gets on it during the season rinses right off with water.
Chris & Dianne plus two boys, both of them are Eagle Scouts.
Jayco Designer 3110
F250 PSD 4x4 Crew Cab
X3 on Tilex Mold & Mildew. I use a extendable pole and seperate brush brush. Apply to both sides, roll up and leave for 20 minutes, unroll, rinse and let dry. Looks brand new.
2003 F250 SD,CC,4x4,SB,AT,Lariat,6.0PSD
2006 Cedar Creek Silverback 33 LBHTS "Custom"
Member of The Cedar Creek RV Club
"Creekin' in the Summer"
"The best part of RVing and Snowmobiling is spending time with family and friends"
"Catin' in the Winter"
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