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CAN I SAVE A SLEEPING BAG COVERED IN MILDEW?

Answer: Begin by brushing the mildewed area. Then pre-treat the stains by rubbing the areas with a heavy-duty liquid detergent. Check the label and launder in the hottest water recommended for the fabric, using bleach that is safe for fabric. Chlorine bleach is the best for killing mildew, although it will lighten most fabrics. Leave the bag to dry outdoors, as strong sunlight will deter mildew growth.

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