Foolishly, after a damp night in Settle, I packed away the tent slightly damp. Fortunately, it was only a week, and this weekend I whipped out me Vango to go and sleep in a farmers field I have access to with some pals in my Amateur radio club.
The stink when I popped open the carry bag was rank, now being an ex-gamekeeper, I am pretty used to rural smells, and this was nasty.
On one of the vents, there was a damp, mouldy looking goo that the smell was oozing from, I have hung the tent up to dry and tried to clean the mesh and fabric where this was, but can i get rid of the smell? No!
Any advice on how to de gunge and de stink my lovely little tent please?
Thanks very much
Kev
------------- always in the poop, its just the depth that varies..
Get a dog, and let it roll in some fox poo, everything else will pale into insignificance afterwards.
That's what I have to put up with at the mo.
Apology to jelboy who came to visit me at Glencoe, and had to put up with my stinky dog, sorry!
DK
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Topic: Corrrr That Stinks!!
