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Help - mouldy bag!

funkymonkey849 · 2009-12-15 21:55:01

I have a hiking rucksack, you know the kind with the padded back and toggles on every corner. About 2 months ago it got put away in the cupboard, little did I know there was an orange lurking at the bottom - which has now completly disintergrated into a pile of green mouldy slime all over the inside of the bag. The bag is…

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valk_scot Posts: 5,290 Forumite

16 December 2009 at 5:59PM

Fabsil is easiest for small items as you can buy it in aerosols. Or there's NicWax, which you can get in all sorts of forms including one you put in the washing machine rinse cycle.

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