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Aug 27, 2023

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AN RV superfan has recommended tips for drivers who use their vehicles as living space. The content creator has shared how outdoor lovers can stop mold from appearing on their awnings. RV and camping

AN RV superfan has recommended tips for drivers who use their vehicles as living space.

The content creator has shared how outdoor lovers can stop mold from appearing on their awnings.

RV and camping enthusiasts have raved about the usefulness of awnings.

They can be used as a sun shade or a shelter and even act as space to sleep.

RV enthusiast Brenda has recommended drivers should wash their awnings around one to two times a year, per RV Lifestyle.

She said RV drivers should check their awning for any rips, tears, or stains every time they use it and they shouldn’t delay if they need to make repairs.

Brenda, the mastermind behind the website Queen Bee RV, has warned that drivers shouldn’t have their awning open when winds have picked up, warning it can “wreak havoc.”

She recommended that drivers should let their awning dry out completely before rolling it up.

Brenda, an RV inspector, explained that rolling it up damp can cause mold to develop.

She said drivers might have to be patient as they wait for their awning to dry completely – potentially up to 72 hours.

But she warned that if drivers roll up their awning while soaking wet, they might face waiting weeks for it to dry.

Experts at Aladdin Window and Gutter Cleaning have recommended that bleach shouldn’t be used to clean awnings as it can damage the fabric.

The best way to keep your awning looking fresh is not to use harsh chemicals.

Meanwhile, other RV experts have recommended adding baking soda to their awning once it has been cleaned.

The U.S. Sun reported how cleaning fanatics have recommended a series of tips that will keep the interior of your motor sparking.

Another bargain-hunting influencer has shared how to keep your car smelling fresh while keeping money in your pocket.