Soaking in bleach is helping it may take a few applications of "Dom" (other products are available, and Aggy does not endorce "Dom") but Mrs Agger has checked and given her seal of approval

I ave checked it again tbis morning and reapplied some Dom but it just does'nt seem to want to budge I am going to try a mild cutting agent on it tomorrow and if that fails then it'll be back to having it covered, which is fine but I'd still like it clean first!

wonder if those lightening magic sponges would work ? advertised on telly

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wonder if those lightening magic sponges would work ? advertised on telly

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wonder if those lightening magic sponges would work ? advertised on telly

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I'll try one It looks embedded in to me and not surface, so it may take a while

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No guessing you'll spoil the surprise


where did that disappear to!

must be the dom its erased it

This is how it now looks still not happy but 80% of the way

gosh am struggling to see the problem
meant in the nicest possible way

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gosh am struggling to see the problem
meant in the nicest possible way

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Returned last night from a weekend in the Elsass and upon removing all the vans mats to give them a good shake out guess what we discovered - a yellow stain on the bathroom floor taking up approximately one quarter of the total floor area. Had I not been made aware of this by your post my first thought would have been that it had something to do with the mats backing which, although it is a proper bathroom mat, may have reacted with the plastic floor. However, if this had been the case I would have expected the stain to have been distributed evenly over the entire area covered by the mat and not just a portion of it. Oh well, something else to draw the workshops attention to at the end of the year come annual service time.

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guess what we discovered - a yellow stain on the bathroom floor taking up approximately one quarter of the total floor area. Had I not been made aware of this by your post.

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just wondering if the yellow is an ingredient of the plastic? leeching out
or
I remember a discussion on mouth washes
causing weird things to happen to the eriba washroom sink. (the washroom door was a panel version if memory serves which may help age the eriba) an ingredient of the mouth wash caused the issue, not sure whether yellow staining or melting twas a long time ago.
just wondering if some mouth wash may of accidently spilt on floor? or could it be a manufacturering ingredient in the carpet leeching causing a reaction.

must go and have a look
I have a job to do in kitchen sink drain, for some reason, we have mould in the pipe!! going to block the outlet and pit some bicarb down to soak, not sure bleach is safe to use with the pipes

It could be leeching out maybe even from the underflooring. We very seldom use either sink in the van now, because we are nearly always on CC club sites or private ones, no more wild camping for Mr Agger so mouthwash etc is done in the facilities block.

It's very confusing as a spill of any kind would be immediately obvious due to the cotton mat

We also always empty the cassette daily, and never travel with anything other than about a pint of water and a bit of Dom in, this swills around during transit and keeps the innards nice and clean.