If the canvas becomes wet, or is packed away without being completely dry, in humid conditions mould is likely to grow on the canvas, due to the nature of the material. It is therefore important to ensure that the tent is completely dry when you pack it away, and that it is stored in a dry environment when not in use. Ensure all debris such as fallen leaves and dirt is removed from the tent before packing away. Unfortunately the Queensland climate in particular is quite prone to mould growth given our humid months, so it is important this is treated quickly to avoid damage or staining of your glamping tent. If you find mould on your tent, act quickly before it spreads. White vinegar is an effective mould remover. Mix up one part vinegar with four parts water into a spray bottle. Spray the effected area, leave for 15-20mins, then lightly scrub with soft brush or wet cloth. Ensure that the effected area is left to dry in direct sunlight. This will also help to kill the mould. Alternatively a tent shampoo such as Stimex tent cleaner will help to remove and mould or mildew.