Caravan Cheap Cleaning Hacks 

Sunday mornings would be dull without your weekly videos. Thanks for the tips.

Good stuff is elbow grease, try their paste tub on plastics too, slightly abrasive so be careful but wow it does the job.

Nice set of kit Phil, cleaning the caravan is very satisfying 👍

Great post. With some really helpful tips. Already ordered my radiator brushes, I’ve got two solo panels. One on the caravan and one on the camper van. Always found it difficult to get right underneath. Thanks for the tip. 😁👍

Don't use a sponge, dirt magnets leading to scratches, use a wash mitt, a noodle one will be good, the same at the blue brush. after you have cleaned the yellow of the trims to a nice white you could use some protectant to stop the yellowing coming back so quick, something like autoglym vinyl and rubber care or bumper gel as both have uv protected ingrediants. what is a good tip to add is that if you have the van flat then it would be better to tip the front up a bit to allow water to run of the rear, the rare as the front of vans generally have more moulding and windows so rear is easier. nice little vid

Thanks for the video and the recommendation. I've seen "Elbow Grease" before - possibly in B&M? I'll look out for that. Thinking.... whoever gets your current caravan one day will get one really well maintained van 👌

Hi great tips we've got radiator brush can see it going into Keiths man cave😂. Hes of to get some elbow greese at 10am. Going clean caravan later ready for our trip nxt week. Thankyou. X

Thanks Phil for the tips. Especially the elbow grease for the plastics. Thanks for sharing 👍

Hi Phil. Just ordered one of the brushes from you link. I've been looking at these brushes for ages and I saw them for sale in our local garden centre £8.99 😮 I was thinking that it will be ideal for the sky window at the front of the caravan and also for the plastic gutter below and above the front windows. Thanks for sharing Paul and Sarah

Some great tips there thanks Phil. Will definitely get one of those radiator brushes for under the solar panel. Cheers Terry

Some great tips, thanks for sharing

Hi Phil, A nice dry day for those external cleaning jobs. Will have to have a go at cleaning the off white plastics. Gail has some ideas 🤔. Thanks for the tips, Cheers, Rob 😀

Very good

Hi, great video and some great tips there. I will certainly be using a few of them - thanks

Top tips. I seen people using the pink stuff cream on the lockers too.

Excellent tips. What order would you suggest to do the cleaning - top , sides, windows & then locker detail??

Good video, I’m in the process of “cleaning” and doing up a 20 year old caravan I’ve tried a few of the branded caravan cleaners which don’t seem to do as good on an old van as they do on the new ones….. I recommend the elbow grease, I use the stuff in the tub “ mild abrasive” however what would you recommend for cleaning the awning rail trims ? Mine are supposed to be light grey but are currently black with grime etc the elbow grease “mild abrasive” is cleaning it but I don’t want to remove surrounding paintwork. Have you come across anything that would do the trick ?

The radiator brush is a great idea. I use snow foam on the roof , it has a citrus pre wash in which lifts the grime. What’s your thoughts on the Wet & Forget.

Great video. Do you by any chance have a link for the noodle mop that you use or the manufacturers name. I have had a look on Amazon but the one that you have in the video looks a far better quality the ones on there.

Hello Phil, we have just been out in our caravan for the first time this year, I was cleaning the outside with a product called muck off it’s a pink type of stuff, works well, but is there anything that will stop the dreadful green mouldy stuff from coming back after every winter in storage, many thanks. 👍.

Hi Phil Could you please provide a link for the info on the Slip Stop Thanks Ken

Just came across your channel. Can I ask is the Elbow Grease ok to use on the front panel? Our front panel is very yellow would this or a different product be better? Thanks

Some good tips there, I'm going to have to stop watching your videos, every time I watch one it costs me money😀

Hi, where is your cleaning company based please?