How To Clean Roof Top Tent?

A thorough cleaning of your rooftop tent also includes the interior. It's best to clean out your sleeping items (blankets, pillows, etc.) and wash them separately. If you use a mattress cover and mattress base, you can do that, too. It's best to just air out the mattress. The best way to remove dirt from the floor is to use a vacuum cleaner; a damp cloth can help if there are stains.

Likewise, make sure the cleaned parts are completely dry before attaching them to the rooftop tent again.

Cleaning your tent can be quick or time-consuming, depending on how thorough you want to clean it and how dirty it is. Generally, it's best to clean your tent after every camping trip; however, it doesn't have to be a thorough cleaning. Also, if your tent has been in storage for a long time, you may want to wipe it down before using it.

The quickest way to "clean" your tent is to air it out after every trip or every few trips. Regular airing helps eliminate odors and dry out any wet parts. You can easily remove dust or sweep the inside of the tent

while it's open and aired out.

While these quick cleaning tips are helpful, you should clean your tent more thoroughly after a dirty or muddy camping trip-no one wants stains! If your tent has an odor, this could be a sign of mold growth, which we'll show you how to remove below. Otherwise, you should clean your tent every few months or every season to preserve it for as long as possible.