PREPARING YOUR CAMPER VAN FOR SUMMER

Check for leaks and signs of damp

Start by checking for leaks - ask a family member to sit inside the vehicle whilst you soak the exterior with water. If there are any leaks, you should be able to spot them immediately. Watermarks, mould or a strange musty smell are all indicators of damp. Make sure to give your vehicle a good airing by opening all windows, doors and skylights, to get rid of any condensation or stale air that can lead to mould developing.



It's important to check for leaks and signs of damp, even if you haven't noticed any or had any reported to you by renters - it's always better to be safe than sorry.



A deep clean

Any build-up of dirt and grime can cause damage and deterioration if not attended to, so a thorough clean, both inside and out, is vital. Regular exterior cleaning is crucial to stop the build-up of mud and sediment in the seams, seals and joints of a campervan however it's also the perfect time for a post-summer deep clean.



A garden hose, sponge, body shampoo, window cleaner and extendable or long handled brush should do the trick. And don't forget a toothbrush combi...