Remove Mold Spots From Rv Rubber Roof

Cleaning the mold off the rv roof is essential in prolonging the life of your rv.

Remove mold spots from rv rubber roof. Use your sponge to spread vinegar over any areas of your rubber roofing that have mold growing on them. There are black spots everywhere including on the a c covers. After the solution has dried take a soft scrub brush and wet it with the same bleach solution. Then wash with soap and rinse.

Fill a large spray bottle with the mixture and climb back up on the roof. Rinse thoroughly with clean water to avoid residue build up on the roof or sidewalls of the vehicle. I use a soft bristled brush so not to damage the roof. Be sure to wear nonporous gloves and protective eyewear when working with bleach.

Allow the solution to set for 15 minutes. You will need one cup of household bleach mixed with one gallon of water. The first step is to spray down the sides front and back of your rv. Pour this solution into a large spray bottle.

Step 2 rinse the roof with a hose removing any debris that may exist. Apply your rubber roof cleaner using a spraying mechanism. We have a 2002 fleetwood bounder 36s with a tpo roof. Be sure to go over the surrounding areas too because they may have early growths of mold that you cannot see.

Once you have done this leave the vinegar you have applied to sit and do its work. A pre rinse will help but you ll still want to spray the sides periodically and after you re done. Using a medium bristle brush along with the cleaner mixed with water scrub the entire roof. The infection will die off within hours vinegar a couple of days tea tree oil or a few days grapefruit.

Spray any areas where you see mold mildew or other stains. Rinse complete roof with clean water to remove any loose dirt or debris. The cleaner running off your roof as you go can leave dirt trails on the sides of your rv and can even damage the graphics in some cases. I just cleaned the roof using murphys oil soap which fleetwood recommends.

If a stronger remedy is needed mix one part bleach with four parts water in a spray bottle and shake. Step 1 mix 1 cup of bleach to 1 gallon of water and put the mixture in a large spray bottle. Use mild laundry detergent. Some people recommend using a solution of warm water and a splash of bleach.

Spray it on the specific parts of the roof where molds mildew and stains appear. You can also get rid of the accumulated molds in your rv rubber roof with the help of a household bleach. This is the safest solution as bleach won t hurt your rv roof or siding. 7 use a sponge mop or soft bristle brush if it is very dirty to activate the cleaner using a circular motion.

I am assuming these are some type of mold. You should work on one 2 to 3 sq ft area at a time.