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Remove mould from window rubbers

pinkfloydian · 2016-11-03 17:05:06

My daughter's car has been laid up for a while and there is mould on the rubbers around the windows on the doors. I've used a mild solution of bleach and water in the past to remove mould from an exterior wall. I just wanted to check if bleach would be ok to use on window rubbers. Thanks, T

03-11-2016 05:05PM

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pinkfloydian

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My daughter's car has been laid up for a while and there is mould on the rubbers around the windows on the doors.

I've used a mild solution of bleach and water in the past to remove mould from an exterior wall.

I just wanted to check if bleach would be ok to use on window rubbers.

Thanks,
T

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#2 03-11-2016 07:38PM

Curran

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Wouldnt really be ideal.

A good power wash first off all, followed up by an All Purpose Cleaner and a brush (something slightly stiffer then an paint brush) to agitate, power wash off. Repeat on areas that require it!

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