What did you do to your camper today?

[Roberte52]

Originally Posted by Boomerweps

Used a Dremel tool cutoff wheel on the shower hose retaining ring and the emergency window opener. Could not get the shower head where I needed it. The swing arm operator for the window got bent a couple times trying to open it. So I cut away some of the retainer bracket. I also took pics of the fridge & freezer thermometers installed. If you can read the display, you will see the fridge is not on. Could have been a little neater but not too bad and they work. Also have a pic of my fine one person duct tape sensor install

I would be worried the window would pop open while traveling.

[Boomerweps]

Originally Posted by Roberte52

I would be worried the window would pop open while traveling.

Those were both after pictures. I pushed the latch arm over to show how it will now clear the L plastic bracket without twisting & bending the latch arm to get it to release. I was more afraid of breaking the arm. While not spring loaded, the arm tends to push into the latch bracket.

[209surveyor]

Mounted a small TV in the bedroom.

[Jay2504]

pbandrb, that looks great. I desperately need to clean ours. What color is the top of your awning? Ours is black and I fear getting the bleach water on it? Thanks. Jay

[Boomerweps]

Mostly keep buying stuff for the TT.
Ordered a Camco jack stand, traffic cone style, to lessen my wood block stack. Lotsa cranking on the manual jack. Might end up with an electric jack by the time summer ends
Ordered a deluxe 20 foot sewer kit with 2 swivel ended 10' tubes, 4 end caps, a clear 6" extension for the TT end and a clear right angle dump connector. Thicker tubing, too. So now we not only have redneck television (campfire), we can watch our crap flow!

[Evereddie]

Originally Posted by Jay2504

pbandrb, that looks great. I desperately need to clean ours. What color is the top of your awning? Ours is black and I fear getting the bleach water on it? Thanks. Jay

If using bleach on the awning be sure to rinse off really good. The bleach can disintegrate the threads on the awning. For that reason some people are rightfully scared of using bleach.

[Witch Doctor]

Well just got done installing my poles from the 5er to the new Concord, i polished them up again and put them on, kudos to OC. I bought these in fact 2 sets about 4 years ago. They are still like new, polished aluminium held up well, might get them power coated black in winter, but will make my mind up later. A BIG THANK-YOU to him for selling such a quality product. Oh yes I sold the other set in an hour to our member Tankmaster. They do match the Concord sign in the middle.

[Witch Doctor]

Do not use bleach, it is not gentil on that fabric or the stitching. There is a great non bleach mildew remover and cleaner. It is made by CRC. I have been using it for years, will take anything off and clean like new, and you don't have to worry about over spill on your decals and walls, i used bleach, got it on the decals and it just ruined them, about 100.00 later I replaced the bad ones. Hope that helps[emoji848][emoji847]

Originally Posted by Jay2504

pbandrb, that looks great. I desperately need to clean ours. What color is the top of your awning? Ours is black and I fear getting the bleach water on it? Thanks. Jay

[A32Deuce]

Also do not use Simple Green. I understand that eats the threads also!

[pbandrb]

Originally Posted by Jay2504

pbandrb, that looks great. I desperately need to clean ours. What color is the top of your awning? Ours is black and I fear getting the bleach water on it? Thanks. Jay

Mine is a fade transition from light to dark. The bleach did not seem to matter and I saw some other videos that showed people doing this method on dark vinyl awnings so I felt comfortable doing it



I see now the last foot on top does not get cleaned with this method.

[pbandrb]

Originally Posted by Evereddie

If using bleach on the awning be sure to rinse off really good. The bleach can disintegrate the threads on the awning. For that reason some people are rightfully scared of using bleach.

Good thought on the threads, this is the first time i have done it. This is our 3rd season, I did rinse very well.

[pbandrb]

Originally Posted by Witch Doctor

Do not use bleach, it is not gentil on that fabric or the stitching. There is a great non bleach mildew remover and cleaner. It is made by CRC. I have been using it for years, will take anything off and clean like new, and you don't have to worry about over spill on your decals and walls, i used bleach, got it on the decals and it just ruined them, about 100.00 later I replaced the bad ones. Hope that helps[emoji848][emoji847]

Yes it does help and i did see some people using LA totally awesome. I pick up some of that or the CRC

[DouglasReid]

Washed off the Love Bugs we murdered with our front cap during our last trip.

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by Witch Doctor

Do not use bleach, it is not gentil on that fabric or the stitching. There is a great non bleach mildew remover and cleaner. It is made by CRC. I have been using it for years, will take anything off and clean like new, and you don't have to worry about over spill on your decals and walls, i used bleach, got it on the decals and it just ruined them, about 100.00 later I replaced the bad ones. Hope that helps[emoji848][emoji847]

Show us a picture of the CRC awning cleaner container.

[doc73]

I've heard the awesome is the best. Purple power did pretty well for me in the past.

[A32Deuce]

I heard the same about Purple Power!

[Witch Doctor]

Originally Posted by OldCoot

Show us a picture of the CRC awning cleaner container.

Here it is you can buy it at Ace or CVS, Food lion by me, by you might be different it's CRL, not CRC miskeyed. Alot of people say awesome, that's worst then bleach on vinel and cotton threads, if you get it on a decal by a drip and don't know it you will have streak you can not remove when it dries, been there and done that also. CHEAPER is not always better IMO only.

[Brand2328]

Can you provide more info on CRC product name. Amazon only shows engine cleaner

[Witch Doctor]

The pictures a post above, Amazon has it also or they used to, you will be surprised, it a thick foam, you can spay over your head it will stay there, this stuff is safe and the best cleaner for stains and mildew I have found, worth a try you won't be sorry. Easy on easy off.

[Witch Doctor]

I just checked did not find it on Amazon, try Wal-Mart or the stores that have it by me, the same stores might have it by you, I'll check really world.