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    Posted: 06 October 2010 at 1:34pm
I just discovered some mould on my stroller - any handy hints on how to get rid of it?

Tried giving it a bit of a rub with a cloth and sunlight soap but hasn't budged yet.
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White vinegar?
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perhaps white vinegar & baking soda.

Id also leave it in the sun for a few hours, that might help
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Cool thanks guys, will give that a go now. Too bad it's not nice and sunny like the last few days.
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yup. mix 50% white vinegar with 50% water. put it in a spray bottle if you have one. squirt it and put it in the sun. problem fixed ;)


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Just thought I would say thank you for this - my fab McLaren got all mouldy from sitting too long in the boot of my car - took it to pieces and shoved most of it through the wash, but it didnt take out all the mould. Will try vinegar tomorrow!!

ps. baking soda and vinegar, made into a thick paste, also cleans baths really well - i did mine today and it looks great
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