How to Easily Remove Mildew from Your Stroller in Only 15 Minutes!
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In this video we demonstrate how to remove mildew stains / spots without using a washing machine. This can be necessary when stroller fabrics / textiles are riveted or sewn directly onto bulky mechanical elements that won't fit in a washing machine.
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I know people are concerned about fading but I personally would rather a clean mildew free stroller that fades than have my baby sit in something that looks filthy
This worked really well, thank you for a great video !
Did this on a red baby jogger city elite, and it took every spot 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
This definitely work! Have try cleaning bugaboo and fabric all goes well. Thanks mate. Cheers!
Thanks for tips cleaning stroller.. I 'll try.. I'm from Indonesia
very helpfull thank you
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What if you can't remove the fabric? I just bought a Thule Chariot with mold on the back of the seat which I don't think I can remove.
Drench it with a spray bottle
what brand of chlorine that doesnt fade black fabric? Need to wash aprica soraria black with mildew
No one.... Same chemistry...
What if you can't remove the part that has mildew? The hood is connected to the buggy. Thanks
Which model do you have?
Can you do this with the Uppababy vista canopy? The v1, the silver extension has mildew on mine 😣
If you have no luck, uppababy sells replacement fabric.
Did you had any luck? I just got a mini and the bottom of the seat and the sides have mark of mold too 😣
Hi I need to ask my phil and teds pram hood got stiff after painting. Any idea how the stiffness will go away. By mistake I used normall paint so hood really stiff.
If you used regular paint, you have to get it off first before attempting a fabric paint, if it's acryllic then this means a lot of soap and water and rubbing, if it's oil paint, then that would mean paint-thinner, but the left-over residue from that might not be safe, so in that case I would try to just get another canopy, unfortunately.
@@BarnevognverkstedNo thanks for your advice
What chlorine does anyone recommend??
chlorine or bleach?
Wish my mom had known this before she tossed out my old stroller. ☹️😕
So you mean chlorine bleach when you say chlorine?
what brand of chlorine that doesnt fade black fabric? Need to wash aprica soraria black with mildew
That's a sketchy way of asking this question :) All Chlorine will fade all black fabric at the right concentration. What we've found, though, is that quite a lot (though not all) of stroller fabrics can tolerate limited exposure to chlorine for the purpose of removing mildew, without noticable fading. I'm not familiar with the aprica soraria in particular, but I would start with a very watered-down clorine solution applied with just a few drops to a less-visible area of the infected textiles and see what happens in fifteen minutes before rinsing the textiles thoroughly. Depending on the results you can adjust your concentration accordingy, but don't forget that rinsing within a short time-period is always neccessary or you will get fading, regardless of the materials :)