Quote: Taffy wrote in post #28

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Gave the Eriba a wash and polish today and opened the windows to get air through and pulled down the flyscreen on windows and there are scatter mould narks on them. As I use the Eriba in the winter and noticed the condensation it has all stemmed from there. Any tips for removal as it is only on the mesh.

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Thanks for the helpful replies. Will tackle this in my next free time and will report back on the subject. It isn't midges as the mould is on the lower part of the screen where the roll is at the outset so it is due to condensation.

Lakeland - Blitz

Not going into detail as it's just too long and boring - but Blitz works where nothing else does.

Just be careful not to get it onto areas you do not want treated!!!!!!!!!!

Just wondering whether it might be worthwhile giving the mesh and canvas a blast of air before closing down. My wet/dry cleaner can suck and blow and the blow is pretty warm and whooshy. Might help disperse any lurking moisture and spores?????

Hi, well I have nice clean fly screens and the solution I used was warm water with bicarb and a dash of white wine vinegar. Just dabbed it on the screen and used j cloth one side and a sponge the other. then dipped the whole screen over and was surprised how dirty they were overall. Came u a treat.

Dipped the whole screen over???

predictive text !!!! dabbed the screen and wiped it all over.

Ah. so i have just viewed a Triton with a bit of mould and slight damp....thanks for this thread, very helpful, seems a common problem rather than a disaster