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If awnings do not clean with water, try this solution with a soft bristled brush.
1/2 cup Clorox, 1/4 cup Ivory Flakes, 1 gallon hand warm water (under 100 degrees)
How To Keep Your Awning Clean
Brush off your awning to remove twigs or leaves that can stain your awning.
Hose your awning down from time to time or let a gentle rain do the job for you.
Sweep away all signs of mildew or dirt from the underside with a clean household broom.
Wash with a mild soap, not a detergent, and immediately rinse away every bubble.
Keep shrubbery and trees away from the fabric.
Check occasionally to be sure your awning is laced down firmly and all fastners are tight.
Be sure to repair small tears and holes promptly so they don't have a chance to grow.
Store your awning carefully.
Be sure it is dry and clean before you put it away.
Brush away any leaves and bits of debris.
Fold or roll them gently and put them in a cool dry place.
Things to avoid
Don't allow water, soil or dirt to accumulate on top of your awning.
Never store your awning on a concrete floor. Concrete holds moisture and can cause your awning to mildew.
Never use a harsh cleaning solution or an abrasive on your awning!
Never put your awning in Hot Water or clean your awning with hot water!
Never dry clean or steam press your awning.
Never dry your awning in a clothes dryer. Awning should be lined dried.
Keep insect sprays, weed killers and other chemicals away from your awnings.
