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eokip1 · 11-04-2019, 05:05 PM

Doug, I appreciate your input! I have been doing this for three years without a problem. My camping buddy has been using some kind of other cleaner with a brush and his awning is showing more damage than mine and his cleaner was designed for cleaning awnings! My formula works in thirty seconds and I spray it off, I'm done! Thinking about it and maybe I should reduce my mix to maybe 25 percent Chlorine 75 percent water and see if it still works! If that still works, I will try to reduce the percentage again and see if that works. I am just not into buying and over paying for a product that requires me to scrub my *** off for a product that does not do the job! Three years and my awning looks better than his but I agree there could be damage going on that I'm not aware of, like the deterioration of the threads that hold the damn thing together! lol
Erik

11-04-2019, 05:05 PM	#17
eokip1 Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: lantana Posts: 18	Doug, I appreciate your input! I have been doing this for three years without a problem. My camping buddy has been using some kind of other cleaner with a brush and his awning is showing more damage than mine and his cleaner was designed for cleaning awnings! My formula works in thirty seconds and I spray it off, I'm done! Thinking about it and maybe I should reduce my mix to maybe 25 percent Chlorine 75 percent water and see if it still works! If that still works, I will try to reduce the percentage again and see if that works. I am just not into buying and over paying for a product that requires me to scrub my *** off for a product that does not do the job! Three years and my awning looks better than his but I agree there could be damage going on that I'm not aware of, like the deterioration of the threads that hold the damn thing together! lol Erik __________________ 2017 Passport Elite 23RB 2015 F-250 Super Duty 6.7 Diesel Lariat, Crew Cab 4x4 with full factory tow package.