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removing mold from stroller
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| I have a stroller that got wet and now has mold or mildew (not sure what the
difference is) in it. The material is a nylon..does anyone have any ideas on
how to clean it? The seat cannot be thrown in the wash as it has a piece of
wood in it as a support. ANY IDEAS PLEASE!!!!!!
Thanks
MJ
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| Phisherman 2005-06-16, 2:14 pm |
| On Sun, 29 May 2005 22:31:55 -0400, "MJ" <tmjo_97@sympatico.ca> wrote:
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>I have a stroller that got wet and now has mold or mildew (not sure what the
>difference is) in it. The material is a nylon..does anyone have any ideas on
>how to clean it? The seat cannot be thrown in the wash as it has a piece of
>wood in it as a support. ANY IDEAS PLEASE!!!!!!
>Thanks
>MJ
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Wait for a sunny day. Lightly spray the entire stoller with a cleaner
such as 409. Make up another spray containing 1 cup warm water and a
tablespoon of household bleach and spray this over the entire stoller.
Brush the surface, rinse, dry with a towel and place in the sun.
Make sure the sun is hitting the part with the wood, especially if it
got wet.
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| win-ho-lee 2005-06-16, 2:14 pm |
| Also, you could combine the cleaning/ bleaching into one step, using
Clorox Clean-up.
Spray, soak, rinse , repeat where needed.
Phisherman wrote:
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> On Sun, 29 May 2005 22:31:55 -0400, "MJ" <tmjo_97@sympatico.ca> wrote:
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> Wait for a sunny day. Lightly spray the entire stoller with a cleaner
> such as 409. Make up another spray containing 1 cup warm water and a
> tablespoon of household bleach and spray this over the entire stoller.
> Brush the surface, rinse, dry with a towel and place in the sun.
> Make sure the sun is hitting the part with the wood, especially if it
> got wet.
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| Choreboy 2005-06-16, 2:15 pm |
| MJ wrote:
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> I have a stroller that got wet and now has mold or mildew (not sure what the
> difference is) in it. The material is a nylon..does anyone have any ideas on
> how to clean it? The seat cannot be thrown in the wash as it has a piece of
> wood in it as a support. ANY IDEAS PLEASE!!!!!!
> Thanks
> MJ
Mildew is superficial and usually white. Mold causes organic matter to disintegrate.
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