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23/4/2014 at 6:23pm
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 Outfit: 2004 Bailey Senator LR 90 CSW
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Has anyone had the problem of tiny mould spots on woodwork and more importantly fly screens? I wiped both down but the screens still show spots and the woodwork seems to be stained. I'm not sure if a mild sollution of Milton would do the trick. Any suggestions?
This has occurred in a 2004 Bailey Senator during the winter yet a 1992 Elddis Shamal parked alongside with a wet tail end has NO signs of mould!. They don't build them like they used to!   (P.S. Wet end in process of rebuild).


23/4/2014 at 7:06pm
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 Outfit: Bailey Ranger 510 4
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we have had some mould staining under the front window of our Bailey Ranger 2004. I made up a mild solution of Milton and wiped over the wood with the clothe wet with the solution, gave it a few moments and then wiped it dry, added a few more drops of Milton and used two cloths, one inside the blinds and one the other side and it removed it all. I must say--over winter we always use the moisture traps-whenever we put the van away as well and never seen anything but our window mould came whe we were away over the new year, it was bitter outside so didn't leave and windows on vent, my own stupid fault but I have learn't my lesson. good luck


23/4/2014 at 7:25pm
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If you can hang a towel up between the flyscreen and the window spray it with dettox multi cleaner worked well for me.

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