Small Camping Trailers

Does anyone know how to get rid of mildew on the outside of campers?

I have tried black streak remover, sludge remover, and deluted bleach with no luck.

Public Comments

1. try comet
2. Go to any grocery store and buy a spray bottle of X-14 Mildew Remover. Spray it on, let it sit for 15 minutes or so, wipe it off. You may need to repeat a couple times, but X-14 really does kill the mildew and bleach out the stains. Good luck!
3. The local grocery or discount store usually carries a product called "Mean Green" This is some powerful stuff, spray it on and use a stiff bristled brush, it should come off.
4. Try using Westley's Bleach White
5. there is a biodegradable liquid called purple power,it is sold in autozone stores,whenI get a car from the auction that has been sitting for a long time and there is mildew all over I use purple power to clean it up and it works perfect,I highly reccomend it,and I live in new york where that problem exist a lot,hope that I was helpful
6. Plain old bleach diluted with water. Very diluted
7. Try taking a pressure sprayer to it, but don't get too close cause you might peel the paint off.
8. most of the auto cleaners should help. there is awning and canopy cleaners i have had luck with. don't use a brush or abrasives on the paint. simple green and purple power are good and will get off mildew, but will attack stickers/stripes if not rinsed quickly. I have had no luck removing mildew stains from the narrow strips that cover the edge and corner extrusions and have replaced those once they are black with stains. wash the rv 2 times a year and dont store it where it will get leaves on it.
9. I have used superclean from castrol and a pressure washer