Awning cleaning

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Plenty of hot soapy water, a soft bristle brush (the ones on a pole you can plug a hose onto are ideal) a bit of elbow grease, followed by a good rinse (of the awning not you) with a hosepipe, and leave it to air dry.
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Plenty of hot soapy water, a soft bristle brush (the ones on a pole you can plug a hose onto are ideal) a bit of elbow grease, followed by a good rinse (of the awning not you) with a hosepipe, and leave it to air dry.
Job done.
Thank you! Would you recommend reproofing it afterwards or isn't it necessary?
 
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Do you re-proof it after it's rained??? No? Well there's your answer.

It will onky need re-proofing if it starts letting water through tge fabric, modern treatments seem to last exceedingly well.
 
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Surely it will need reproofing especially the area "scrubbed" with soapy water
Not necessarily.

All new awnings come with a warning that they will leak until exposed to weather, rain. This causes the fabric fibres to expand making them water tight.
 

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