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  1. cwc

    Best chemical/product to clean soft cover?

    The Chlorox Outdoor Bleach has several surfactants among the ingredients; I think that probably accounts for its good performance compared to the rest. The sodium hydroxide is present only in a small amount and functions mostly as a stabilizer for the hypochlorite, to keep it from decomposing...
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    • Post #26
    • Forum: FMTV
  2. cwc

    Best chemical/product to clean soft cover?

    Not that I have ever noticed but I keep the exposure short, maybe 10-15 minutes and then scrub and rinse. I have mostly been cleaning tan soft doors lately and they appear to be made of entirely plastic, rubber, and a painted metal frame. Anything with natural organic fibers such as cotton will...
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    • Post #16
    • Forum: FMTV
  3. cwc

    Best chemical/product to clean soft cover?

    I have tried a lot of products, including doing some head-to-head trials to compare the results. The single best product I have found is Chlorox Outdoor Bleach. It contains sodium hypochlorite, sodium hydroxide and various surfactants. If there is any oil present I hit it with Purple Power first.
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    • Post #14
    • Forum: FMTV
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