Before being stored, the tent must be completely dry<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n\n\nWhen you return home after a trip, you should set up the tent in your garden or in another suitable place and remove dirt and grime<\/strong>. This is best done with lukewarm water<\/strong> and a mild detergent<\/strong>. A sponge<\/strong> or a soft brush<\/strong> can be used to remove the dirt very quickly.<\/p>\n\n\n\nIf there are any stains in the mesh fabric of the inner tent, they can be removed in the same way. If the stains are more stubborn, then we recommend soaking<\/strong> the entire inner tent<\/strong> in lukewarm water and hand-washing<\/strong> it. But never ever put the tent in the washing machine! For stubborn stains<\/strong>, you should use a special cleaner<\/strong> designed especially for tent materials. You can also turn the inner tent inside out<\/strong> and shake it out<\/strong> to quickly and easily remove traces of the last tour.<\/p>\n\n\n\nOnce you have removed any dirt from the tent, it should be thoroughly dried<\/strong>. The tent must be completely dry before storage, otherwise mould or mildew can form. It is best to dry the tent in a warm<\/strong> and well-ventilated place,<\/strong> until all moisture has disappeared.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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