Winnebago Sunflyer Owner's Manual page 125

Type of Stain
Mustard
Ketchup*
Coffee*
Chocolate*
Tea
Chewing Gum
Oil
Grease
Tar/Asphalt
Wax
Rust
Dirt*
Lipstick
Nail Polish
Shoe Polish
Crayon
Marker (Indelible)
Ink (Ballpoint Pen)
Pencil Lead (Graphite)
Vomit*
Urine*
Blood*
Excrement*
Water Stains
Water stains are the most common problem.
The first thing to remember is that it's not the
water itself that is making the stain, it is
pigments the water extracts from the ceiling
materials it travels through that causes the stain.
Mix 1/4 cup of white laundry detergent with
a bucket of warm water. Working with a clean
sponge or white cloth, start from the outside of
the stain and work your way to the center. This
method will keep the stain from spreading. Do
not over saturate as this may cause delamination.
No need to scrub, simply rub lightly or dab the
stain.
You may have to repeat this procedure more
than once to achieve desired results. Finish up
with clean water, using the same method, and
Cleaning Agent
Dry-Clean Solvent
High-Strength Detergent
High-Strength Detergent
Detergent
High-Strength Detergent
Dry-Clean Solvent
High Strength Detergent
High-Strength Detergent/
Degreaser
K-1 Kerosene/Thinner
Detergent
Rust Remover
Detergent
Dry-Clean Solvent
Dry-Clean Solvent
Dry-Clean Solvent
High-Strength Detergent
Detergent
Dry-Clean Solvent
Detergent
High-Strength Detergent
High-Strength Detergent
High-Strength Detergent
High-Strength Detergent
CARE & MAINTENANCE
How to Remove
Scrub-Soak-Blot Dry
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry
Scrub-Soak-Blot Dry
Scrub-Soak-Blot Dry
Scrub-Soak-Blot Dry
Scrub-Soak-Blot Dry
Hot Iron-On Detergent-Soaked Towel or Cloth
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry
Soak-Blot Dry
Soak-Blot Dry
Soak-Blot Dry
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry
Soak-Blot Dry
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry-Deodorize w/Vinegar
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry-Deodorize w/Vinegar
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry
Scrub-Rinse-Blot Dry-Deodorize w/Vinegar
blot dry. REMEMBER, this is polypropylene,
basic plastic, so do not be afraid to clean it.
Steam cleaning is also an option. Again, take
care not to over saturate.
IMPORTANT:The recommendations made
above are done in good faith and are based on a
history of actual experiences and laboratory
evaluations. Foss Manufacturing Company, Inc.
and/or its designed distributor does not warrant,
either expressed or implied, the effectiveness of
the cleaning agents listed and the process for
cleaning described above.
WOODEN CABINETRY AND TABLES
Wooden items may be cleaned with a soft
cloth and a good quality wood finish cleaning
product such as Guardsman
SECTION 9
TM
or equivalent.
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