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headliner cleaning

Has anyone found an economical and effective white headliner cleaner that removes mild mold, dirt etc that does not damage the material? We have used a lot of fancy "marine" cleaners once a year on ours (boats in FL) but it's still laborious and $$$. Thx
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Have you tried Mr. Clean Magic Erasers??
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Try those kitchen mould and mildew cleaners (with sodium hypochloride). I use it on my cabin lining to good effect. Should work for headliners as well.
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No, I will. Thanks guys!
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