1. The fabric is provided with a mould, dirt and moisture repellent treatment from the factory. However, external causes such as dirt, cooking steam and spores can lead to mould. Good ventilation and dry storage are essential for preventing this.
2. Regularly clean with lukewarm water and a cloth or soft brush.
3. Never use detergents to clean the tent (not even environmentally friendly soap).
4. Do not leave water (puddles) on the tent.
5. Avoid abrasions.
6. Do not hang wet laundry over the tent or guy lines.
7. Never touch the fabric with greasy hands.
8. Always ventilate the tent.
9. Preferably cook outside the tent.
10. Pack up the tent clean and dry.

1. The fabric is provided with a mould, dirt and moisture repellent treatment from the factory. However, external causes such as dirt, cooking steam and spores can lead to mould. Good ventilation and dry storage are essential for preventing this
2. Wipe dry tent canvas regularly with soft brush
3. Never use soap products to clean the tent (also no environmentally friendly soap)
4. Do not leave water (puddles) on the tent
5. Avoid abrasions
6. Do not hang wet laundry over the tent or guy lines
7. Never touch the canvas with greasy hands
8. Always ventilate the tent
9. Preferably cook outside the tent
10. Pack up the tent clean and dry

Check the following before storing:
• Check the tent for any possible damage.
• Store the tent in a clean and dry place. Also check the frame before storing: is everything complete? are there any parts missing or damaged?

Tips for storing your tent and frame:
1. Pack up the tent clean and dry. Weather and mould stains due to damp storage are very difficult to remove.
2. Unpack a wet tent at home immediately and let it dry out completely.
3. Use a breathable storage bag, such as cotton.
4. Store the tent in a separate storage bag.
5. Store the frame, groundsheet, curtains and guy lines also separately.
6. Ventilate the room where the tent is stored.
7. Have you camped on the coast? Then wash the tent well with clean water and let it dry properly. Salt residues can attract moisture, even in a 'dry' storage place.

Abrasions must be prevented. Your tent is made of textile, which can wear and tear.
For your tent to have a longer life-span it is advisable to avoid possible abrasions.

Influences from outside, such as bird droppings, spores, cooking steam, grease and soap from hands or laundry will reduce the effect of the protective agents.
Maintenance and stain removal are necessary if you want to enjoy your tent for longer.

Yes, remove the water from the roof. A water puddle can stretch the canvas and make it less waterproof.
Water can also cause extra pollution.

The soap in wet laundry dissolves the chemicals that protect the tent canvas from mildew and mould.

A caravan is (almost) always ventilated. Your awning can therefore be stored in the caravan for the next season.
The awning must be completely dry to prevent damage to the tent and your caravan.

No. If the tent is packed up wet, unpack it at home so it can dry out as soon as possible. A wet tent that remains packed up will quickly become mouldy.
Also a tent that is almost dry will have to be dried out properly at home to prevent mould occurring.

No. Always provide some ventilation to prevent possible mould growth.
Although the tent canvas has been treated with a mould repellent, steam from cooking or other dirt can form a breeding ground for mould. Ventilation lowers the chance of pollution and fungal growth.

The approach for cleaning heavily contaminated canvas:

• In the case of heavy contamination, use only cleaning agents that are suitable for the specific application.
• TenCate's tried and tested cleaning agents include Isaclean/Deva/123products/HG/Ultramar.
• ALWAYS follow the instructions of the manufacturer when using cleaning detergents. After cleaning uncoated canvas with these agents, re-impregnation is necessary.
• Frequent use of these cleaning agents can affect the strength of the fabric over time. Please use sparingly. Always seek advice from the specialist.
• The cleaning of the entire tent by a specialist is an option in the case of heavy contamination.

The approach for cleaning heavily contaminated canvas:

• In the case of heavy contamination, use only cleaning agents that are suitable for the specific application.
• TenCate's tried and tested cleaning agents include Isaclean/Deva/123products/HG/Ultramar.
• ALWAYS follow the instructions of the manufacturer when using cleaning detergents. After cleaning coated canvas by these means, re-impregnation may be necessary.
• Frequent use of these cleaning agents can affect the strength of the fabric over time. Please use sparingly. Always seek advice from the specialist.
• The cleaning of the entire tent by a specialist is an option in the case of heavy contamination.

Clean the canvas with water containing 1:10 chlorine-water.
If this does not work, use a cleaning agent according to the manufacturer's instructions. If the tent is made of TenCate canvas it has not been coated, so please follow the instructions for 'cleaning uncoated canvas'. After cleaning uncoated canvas with these agents, re-impregnation is necessary.

First try to remove the algae growth with lukewarm water and a cloth or a soft brush.
If this does not work, use a cleaning agent according to the manufacturer's instructions. Trailer tents made from TenCate canvas have not been coated, so please follow the instructions for 'cleaning uncoated canvas'. After cleaning uncoated canvas with these agents, re-impregnation is necessary.

First try to remove the dirt with lukewarm water and a cloth or a soft brush.
If this does not work, use a cleaning agent according to the manufacturer's instructions. Trailer tents made from TenCate canvas have not been coated, so please follow the instructions for 'cleaning uncoated canvas'. After cleaning uncoated canvas with these agents, re-impregnation is necessary.

Clean the canvas with water containing 1:10 chlorine-water.
If this does not work, use a cleaning agent according to the manufacturer's instructions. Awnings made from TenCate canvas have been coated, so please follow the instructions for 'cleaning coated canvas'.

First try to remove the dirt with lukewarm water and a cloth or a soft brush.
If this does not work, use a cleaning agent according to the manufacturer's instructions. Awnings made from TenCate canvas have been coated, so please follow the instructions for 'cleaning coated canvas'.

First brush the bird droppings off the roof.
Try to remove the stain with lukewarm water and a cloth or a soft brush.
If this does not work, use a cleaning agent according to the manufacturer's instructions. Awnings made from TenCate canvas have been coated, so please follow the instructions for 'cleaning coated canvas'.

First try to remove the algae growth with lukewarm water and a cloth or a soft brush.
If this does not work, use a cleaning agent according to the manufacturer's instructions. Awnings made from TenCate canvas have been coated, so please follow the instructions for 'cleaning coated canvas'.