Re: [A/S] Curtain Question

On Oct 18, 2011, at 8:21 AM, coptop8@aol.com wrote:

The curtains in my trailer have water stains from condensation/humidity
from the trailer sitting up for so long. Does anybody know of a way to get
them out?... if I try to wash them at all.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Steve L

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Hi Steve,

I've had fairly good luck with hand washing trailer curtains in the bathtub with Woolite or some similar very mild soap. I lay the curtain (one panel at a time) in the tub with several inches of luke warm water and a little soap and push the fabric down and lift it up several times. Also let it soak a few minutes. Then drain the water and rinse at least twice. Do not ring but press the water out and blot with a towel then hang over the shower rod or some other place where they can drip dry. If you think they can take it fluffing the dry curtains in a dry on air for a few minutes might help. It's a lot of work but they sure look much nicer and fresher.

Tony
2000 Airstream Classic 28'
2009 Chevy Duramax / Allison

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