Stain
Treatment
Betadine ..................................B, A
Chewing Gum..........................D, A, B
Eye shadow ..............................B
Motor Oil .................................B
Spray Paint...............................B, E
Mildew or Wet Leaves* ...........C, A, B
Shoe Polish* ............................D, B, E
Yellow Mustard ........................A, B, C
Oil Base Paint (fresh) .............D, B, E
Oil Base Paint (dried).............D, A, B
Suntan Lotion*........................A, B, E
Tar/Asphalt .............................D, A, B
Lipstick.....................................A, B
Latex Paint...............................A, B, E
Crayon .....................................D, B
Ketchup....................................A, B
Grease .....................................D, B, E
Ballpoint Ink*..........................A, B, E
Household Soil........................A, B
Permanent Marker* ................B, C, E
Coffee, Tea, Chocolate
B
Certain household cleaners, powdered abrasives, steel wool and industrial cleaners can cause damage and
discoloration and are not recommended. Dry cleaning fluids and lacquer solvents should not be used as
they will remove the printed pattern and gloss. Waxes should be used with caution. Many contain dyes or
solvents that can permanently damage the protective coating. Always remove stains immediately.
Vinyl “Soft-Touch” Fabric Ceiling
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Periodically wipe vinyl ceiling material with a damp cloth to keep clean.
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Use a mild soap detergent & water solution or household cleaner (i.e. Formula 409) to clean
stubborn dirt areas. Follow with a damp cloth moistened with fresh clean water.
Vinyl Spare Tire Cover
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Follow the cleaning instructions above.
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Protect tire cover from discoloration and premature deterioration by putting a plastic liner over tire
before installing vinyl tire cover.
MISCELLANEOUS INTERIOR
LP & CO Detectors require minimal maintenance.
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Test, by pressing Test/Reset button, at: • Beginning of camping season. • Prior to each trip. • Monthly.
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Use damp cloth or towel to clean exterior covers.
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DO NOT
spray cleaners on or around detectors.
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According to the manufacturer, the LP detector sensor (not the entire unit) should be replaced
annually. Part number is SA-186-5.
Smoke Detector
✔
Replace dry cell battery at least yearly or as necessary.
✔
Test at: • Beginning of camping season. • Prior to each trip. • Monthly.
Important factors to remember in caring for and keeping your interior articles attractive are:
1. Clean and dust regularly.
2. Clean spills and dirt as quickly as possible.
3. Soft cloths and mild detergents are the general rule for cleaning unless otherwise noted.
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INTERIOR
A
Medium soft brush, warm soapy water /rinse/ dry.
B
Fantastic Spray Cleaner®/ rinse/ dry.
C
One (1) tablespoon ammonia, one-fourth (⁄) cup
hydrogen peroxide, three-fourths (fl) cup of water/
rinse/ dry.
D
Wipe or scrape off excess (Chill gum with ice).
E
#M Citrus Base Cleaner® / rinse/ dry.
F
Denatured alcohol/ rinse/ dry.
NOTE:
All cleaning methods must be followed by
flushing thoroughly with water.
*Suntan lotion, shoe polish, wet leaves, and some other
products contain dyes that stain permanently.
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