So what s safe to clean the top of a rubber roof travel trailer.
Used bleach on rv rubber roof.
However some people prefer to use tilex claiming it is stronger and more effective.
9 easy tips for cleaning your rv rubber roof 1.
Spray it on the specific parts of the roof where molds mildew and stains appear.
Some people recommend using a solution of warm water and a splash of bleach.
Manufacterers say diluted bleach is ok for removing stains from rubber roofs.
Rubber roofs have a life of about 20 years but they require frequent cleaning and repair.
There are rv specific products for roofs but not necessary to use in my opinion.
Not 100 but a mixture of about 1.
This cleaning solution is safe for rubber roofs but not necessarily for siding or decals.
Pour this solution into a large spray bottle.
Cup vinegar and 1.
Curt bleach will get it clean but it s not recommended on rubber roofs and i wouldn t use it on any other kind either.
Be sure not to use these on a rubber roof.
Furthermore rv insurance does not cover most water damage.
In beginning to show you how to clean a tpo roof dave introduces some things you should be aware of when you re up on the rubber roof including walking on wet spots near the corners of the roof.
I always just used car soap or whatever i used to wash the rv.
If you live in a highly polluted area you should clean your rv more often to guarantee clean rubber.
Apply with a soft brush on a long handle and rinse.
He explains which products he prefers to use such as a rubber roof cleaner and conditioner you can pick up at a local store and then teaches you.
Works great for my roof and rinses off easy without worrying about it fading the colors or damaging the decals and graphics.
The edges of my rubber roofing can be seen from the ground and don t look good when they get dirty.
This is the safest solution as bleach won t hurt your rv roof or siding.
Rv rubber roofs are generally made of either ethylene propylene diene monomer epdm or thermal polyolefin tpo.
Chuck pam the people bobbie the cat.
You can use household bleach for more difficult stains but do not use cleaners that contain petroleum solvents or harsh abrasives as these may cause irreparable damage to your roof.
If you have used bleach on the roof were there any problems with the bleach contacting the coach sidewalls and awning.
So properly cleaning your rv roof at least four times a year is cost effective and prevents these expensive damages.
