That is why you dilute it with water and rinse it off after a few minutes. People use it in their laundry and it doesn't seem to eat up their clothes.
Clark
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> I recall someone saying in the past that bleach will eat the stitching. Be
> careful with this method.
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> Hi Larry,
> The best and probably the cheapest way to clean mold or mildew off is to buy
> a gallon of cheap bleach. Mix with 2 or 3 parts water. Adding some detergent
> will also help get any dirt and grease off at the same time. Wet the tent
> with the solution and let sit a few minutes. The bleach actually kills the
> mold so it won't come back. You can see it change color as it sits. Scrub it
> with an old mop or rag and then rinse off.
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