How to Clean Your RV Awning: 9 Products to Make It Easier

The following list contains commercial products to assist with the cleaning of your RV’s awning.

The list was compiled after polling avid campers who were asked specifically what cleaning products they used to clean their awning.

I’ve added some light commentary (when available) to expand on how campers used the product.

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9 Products for Cleaning Your RV Awning

One camper stated that not only is Awesome great for cleaning your awning but that “it’s wonderful for removal of black streaks on the RV, too.”

#4 – Bleach

Campers used any number of mild bleach products (the brand was unimportant); they applied it to a scrub brush for greater ease of use; they then used a power washer to rinse away the bleach afterward.

#6 – Water and Vinegar

Several campers used a mixture of white vinegar & water; many added that the most effective technique was to pour it on the awning while it was open, roll it back up and then wait approximately 30 minutes. They’d then unroll it to give it a hand-scrub with a brush and afterward fully rinse.

In addition to cleaning, this was effective to stop grime and mold buildup too.

Using a Swiffer allowed campers to clean tough-to-reach areas.

Some campers commented that they used a mixture of Murphy oil soap and Dawn dish soap to clean their awning.

Conclusion

As promised, I provided a simple list of readily available commercial products to help you clean your RV’s awning.

Product data was last updated on 2019-12-10 at 04:57.