spray bottle and scrubbing brush. the hair dryer is important too, stops it from spreading.
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spray bottle and scrubbing brush. the hair dryer is important too, stops it from spreading.
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Thanks girls.
I ended up using diluted deottol with a scrubing brush as that's all I had and it's turned up beautifully again
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I've used exit mould on prams too with no problems. I spray it on, leave it for a few mins then hose it off and scrub it then chuck all the covers and seatbelts I can remove from the pram into the washing machine. Comes up good as new every time.
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I have the same problem although mine has something to do with grubby little mits - being left outside - humid weather! Will give this a go Jodi!! My jobbie for the day.
Thanks girls.
I ended up using diluted deottol with a scrubing brush as that's all I had and it's turned up beautifully again
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vick - it worked a treat on mine, hopefully yours comes up good as well
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Is this a common problem with all prams or more so with P&T's? I had it on my P&T pram too but not on my old cheapie. I ended up having to cut the white straps off the front because they were absolutely disgusting and nothing I did got rid of it. If it a common P&T thing, maybe we should feedback. The mould on my pram was really bad, and it hadn't even got wet!
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hmmm, interesting. Now that you mention it, I have a cheapie stroller in the garage which has gotten wet many times, and it's never got mould on it. Maybe it's the fabric on the P&T's??
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My friend's P&T is covered with mould too.....makes you think doesn't it? I wonder if the company is aware of it.
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Nope...mine is not a P&T!
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neither is mine. It has happened to a bertini and a steelcraft here.
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