Nothing’s worse than pulling your chair out of storage for a quick jaunt to the woods, only to find it coated with mold. Before you panic and buy a new chair, it’s worth trying to give it a scrub down. Keep in mind that preventative measures are always better, and you should do your best to dry your chair out before stowing it. Here are a few quick steps you can take to get a little more life out of your outdoor goods.
How to clean mold from a camp chair:
Let the chair dry in the sun for 5-6 hours, start off easy by letting nature do the hard work for you
Use a soft soap and warm water to scrub any residue off of the fabric, rinse and let dry
If there are any particularly stubborn spots, use vinegar or diluted alcohol to clean them up
Make sure your chair is dried thoroughly before storing it to prevent more mold from showing up