This is not the first time we have used this cover, but was surprised to see mold growing on the inside of the cover....ADCO Cover, class A, 38'. Mold growth seems to be concentrated only on the top, near the AC units. Any ideas? Is this normal? is there a way to clean this up?
RV Cover growing mold..?...
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Wi1dBill
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Excessive moisture and the cover cannot wick it away. I wasted several hundred dollars on an ADCO cover. Caused more damage then it prevented. Tried several time to send a poor review and they kept blocking it from their wet site. Fit was very poor, wore holes in it all over. Rubbed the coating off the rubber roof and the top was full of mold when it removed it in the spring. It threw it in the fire. What a waste of money.
Well, that is disappointing to say the least! That is the brand of cover that we have. We always make sure the RV is dry before we put the cover on - since it is supposed to be "breatheable" fabric - this SHOULD have done the trick.
Are you aware of any other covers that actually work?
Are you aware of any other covers that actually work?
Al Todalen
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I'd recommend one that uses Sunbrella fabric.
