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Try one cup of bleach, one cup dish washing soap and one gal of hot water. Mix in a pump up sprayer ( like you use in the yard for fertilizer, incecticide, etc.) and spray on the awning. Let it soak for 15 - 30 minutes. Scrub with a stiff nylon bristle brush, then rinse wall with water. Repeat a second time to get really tough stains.
If this does not remove stains, at least the bleach will kill any mold growing and stop it from getting worse.
If this does not remove stains, at least the bleach will kill any mold growing and stop it from getting worse.
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From: Millersville, MD
Originally Posted by jwearly
Try one cup of bleach, one cup dish washing soap and one gal of hot water. Mix in a pump up sprayer ( like you use in the yard for fertilizer, incecticide, etc.) and spray on the awning. Let it soak for 15 - 30 minutes. Scrub with a stiff nylon bristle brush etc..
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From: Chino, California
Originally Posted by jwearly
Try one cup of bleach, one cup dish washing soap and one gal of hot water. Mix in a pump up sprayer ( like you use in the yard for fertilizer, incecticide, etc.) and spray on the awning. Let it soak for 15 - 30 minutes. Scrub with a stiff nylon bristle brush, then rinse wall with water. Repeat a second time to get really tough stains.
If this does not remove stains, at least the bleach will kill any mold growing and stop it from getting worse.
If this does not remove stains, at least the bleach will kill any mold growing and stop it from getting worse.
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