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- BarneySExplorer IIIMoved to Tech Issues forum from DIY.
- Road_DogExplorerTry Woolite Carpet Cleaner. Spray Can. It worked on our stains!
- IAMICHABODExplorer IIIf the ceiling is covered with that kind of fabric.
I have had great luck with Folex,on my ceilings just spray it on and BLOT don't rub,you will be amazed at how it lifts out the stains.
It may take more than one application but it took out all of my stains.
You can get it at most big box home improvement stores or Amazon check out the reviews and pictures. - midnightsadieExplorer IIif theres stains? theres a problem. you can,t see.could be all rotted out.
- nbkingExplorerI used water with a little dish soap and a little vinegar. I used an old tooth brush to brush it in. Then I used a hair dryer to dry the area. If you don't dry it with the hair dryer, the stain will not come off. Works very well.
- DancinCampersExplorer III've used a product called Insta-gone.
Stain-remover.net
I believe I saw it at Camping World my last visit. - ss573ExplorerI use Sodium Percarbonate. Thats the active ingredient in products like OxyClean. It's available online ( Amazon) in different quantities like 5lb, 10lb, etc.
It is mixed with a little warm water and breaks down into Hydrogen peroxide and soda ash.....completely environmental friendly and works great. We use it for a bleach substitute in the laundry (our house is on a septic tank system) as well as cleaning the black tank.
Good luck !!! - ss573ExplorerI use Sodium Percarbonate. Thats the active ingredient in products like OxyClean. It's available online ( Amazon) in different quantities like 5lb, 10lb, etc.
It is mixed with a little warm water and breaks down into Hydrogen peroxide and soda ash.....completely environmental friendly and works great. We use it for a bleach substitute in the laundry (our house is on a septic tank system) as well as cleaning the black tank.
Good luck !!! - JoeHExplorer IIII used Oxyclean== spray on let sit a couple minutes, blot off--- repeat a few times until the stain is gone.
- DennisG9Explorer
midnightsadie wrote:
if theres stains? theres a problem. you can,t see.could be all rotted out.
Leak was repaired right away. Just have the stains left and there was no prolonged leaking.
And Thanks for all the suggestions.
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