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ii,
.
iodine, paint,
etc,
if allowed
to
remain may
become
set
and make removal
~ore
difficult. IT
IS
IMPORTANT
TO REMOVE
THESE STAINS IMMEDIATELY.
Window Coverings
Curtains:
Clean this fabric with
the
foam
only
of
a water-based
cleaning agent.
Wall
Paneling
Thepan.eling and
the
ceiling
of
your
motor
home
may be
any
of
several finishes
and
textures.
Never use
detergents
or
abrasive cleaners on walls
or
ceilings. Most surfaces will
clean
with a
soh
cloth
which has been
dampened
with
mild
liquid
detergent
in warm water; avoid
the
use
of
large
amounts
of
water. Many panel suppliers suggest
that
one
of
the
spray
products
designed
for
cleaning and preserving
wood
surfaces may used
in
accordance
with
manufacturer's
instructions.
Carpeting
Vacuum carpeting
regularly, and clean it
with
a
quality
carpet
cleaner.
Fixtures
Clean sinks, baths, showers
or
other
fiberglass fixtures with
warm water and mild
detergent
or
special cleaners
only.
Harsh abrasives
may
scratch
or
discolor
the
surface,
causing it
to
have
to
be
refinished
or
replaced. Do
not
use
ammonia,
or
any cleaner
containing
ammonia
on
fiberglass.
If
a fiberglass surface becomes
chipped
or
scratched,
it
can
often
be repaired successfully by
your
local serviceman.
Minor repairs can
often
be
done
by
home
owners
them·
selves using repair kits available
in
a variety
of
colors
and
finishes
at
most
hardware
or
paint
stores.
WINDOWS
Keep moving parts
of
windows
and latches
adjusted
and
f\laintained. Lubricate
the
windows
with a light oil
or
powdered graphite
at
least
once
a year.
The
screws holding
the
windows in place
should
be checked
and
tightened
periodically and
the
weather
sealant checked
for
voids
..
Clean screens by gently wiping
with
a
damp
cloth
or
soft
flatbrush
designed
for
the
purpose
.
. Ceiling Ventilators
.'.
Clean leaves and
other
debris from
the
screens
by
. removing
the
two Phillips·head screws, and remove
the
screens. Remove large debris,
and
carefully
wipe
the
screen
surface with a
damp
cloth.
LOCKSETS AND LATCHES
Lubricate locksets and latches annually
to
ensure
trouble-
free operation.
If
your
motor
home
is
located
at
the
beach
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