No, actually not. Definitely do not recommend this method for cleaning though. Avoid the seams at least. Unfortunately the owner has not been able to finish the cleaning yet...

Dawn rinses horribly and drys out and rots rubber and plastic even more. Also dawn neutralizes the bleach and when something is this covered in organic just bleach alone will foam up and cling like crazy. This is lichen, algae, and mildew not mold and when it’s that heavy, you don’t want to pre-wet the surface, you want to apply the bleach heavy at 4-6% sh content then reapply in areas that are starting to dry up in order to keep the surface in full dwell for at least 15 to 20 minutes. Then while it’s still wet and all the organic growth is in a soft state you start to rinse and it should come off quite easily. then you neutralize everything and do a normal wash, followed by a protectant on the surface making sure you rehydrate all the rubber in plastic giving you an excellent final product.

Anbefaler ikke denne metoden for normal vask av caravan nei. I dette tilfellet var alternativet at vogna ble trilla rett til huggeriet!

My experience is that those are slow to work with - maybe an industrial grade one. The problem though is the high temperature of that.

That always seems to work, yes! /T

Hi Keith, will make a note of that - the balance between no music at all and music all the time is a bit tricky ;) /T

Looks like I will need to actually test this next time!

@@thedetailer9125 it was still a good thing you did you tried different items and showed us what kinda worked and what didn't work .soft washing you will love it for houses decks bad algie so many different ways to use it great work any way 👍 👏 😀

I will make a note of that. That being said, I am a bit skeptical about anything containing chlorine. Thanks! /T

The cleaner we used is very alkalic, not sure if something like cilite bang would work any better to be honest! /T

Thanks Chris!

Hei! Det står i beskrivelsen av videoen :) /T

Heisann, sender du en epost til [email protected] med noen bilder? /T

Du har helt rett. Øøøøliten brainfart fra undertegnede. Den skal nå være rettet!

@@thedetailer9125 det går fint, du er trossalt bare en østlending. ❤️

@@sjoroverpirat Haha, så sant så sant!

Thanks! 🥰

Might work, but the discoloration is in the roof plate so I have my doubts!

Maybe, but chlorine is pretty harsh on a lot of surfaces. So not worth the risk imo

@@thedetailer9125 You are probably right! I was thinking something diluted with water to kill off the mold. Dank u wel!

@@jmace1957 in that case something with chlorine is the way to go. I know Jotun has a mildew remover but never tried it.

Bleach works wonders against mildew, but I wouldn't want to use that in general on the exterior. An alkaline product developed for exterior washing is more gentle and well suited imo. Would be interesting to test on those black spots, but I'd be afraid of discolouring and streaks when it runs down the side. Thanks for the input! /Tommy

@@thedetailer9125 I work in the American West on Class A Diesel Pushers that sell for millions and old wrecks alike. Bleach has a place and when followed with a proper soap and wax, it can be used. I melted 2 inches of slimy green algae and mold from a million dollar coach left sitting under a tree for 3 years. It looked like it never sat once the detail was complete.

@@DavidBriggsAdventures Interesting! Will definitely check this out if I encounter something this bad again! Thanks

Thanks! Did not manage to film the entire process as we wanted though - time was running away, it was cold and wet. Will probably have to find another caravan!

I appreciate you 🤗

Not anymore 😁

Absolutely correct!

@@thedetailer9125 You should do a video on the setup they have on CarSpa next, can't find many vids showing a proffesional setup like that on here. :)

@@sjoroverpirat It's already on the list :D