saxavordian
Well-Known Member
Fireman hose and a replacement wig for the frustration's
dwalsh1
Active Member
Thanks Spock I'll bare that in mind.All the above is just logical is it not perhaps a non-logical solution is what is required
zounds a bit harsh
as in .. what's it do to rubber .. is it compatible ?
i figured
1 .. kill the fungus so it might lose it's ability to cling to the rubber
2 .. remove it .. sponge and paper towel did the job
3 .. coat the rubber with a rubber protectorant to stop the fungus getting a hold again
only used the dettol as it kills 'stuff' .. don't harm the rubber ..
'n it's what i had around at the time
i've had no fungus re-growth since .. that's 5 years ..
prev. owner lived 15 miles from here .. so fungus growth potential similar i'd guess
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Alibro
Well-Known Member
Makes yer teeth nice and white afterwards too.Dettol and tooth brush sorted the problem
teddywood1
Well-Known Member
try caravan cleaner use it like car shampoo
Broke Again
‘Orrible yam yam
Any all purpose cleaner and a old tooth brush (a detailing brush would be better ) I'd recommend bilt hamber surfex will easily remove it . I do car detailing as a side line
