Urgent - Please Help

[Ernhrts3n8]

I am leaving for a race in Dover, DE tomorrow and have just disoved that my Coleman Road to Go grill has mold all over it. It was stored in a camper at my friends and he was supposed to clean it after last years trip and didn't. The mold is all over the teflon grill cooking surface. What can I use to clean this without messing up the teflon?

Thanks in advance!

[Ernhrts3n8]

I am leaving for a race in Dover, DE tomorrow and have just disoved that my Coleman Road to Go grill has mold all over it. It was stored in a camper at my friends and he was supposed to clean it after last years trip and didn't. The mold is all over the teflon grill cooking surface. What can I use to clean this without messing up the teflon?

Thanks in advance!

[RVThere]

The 'boss' says to use a mixture of bleach, hot water and a little liquid dish soap. Wear a face mask so you don't breath in all the spores from the mold. You may need to give the grills a couple of washings.

If you are passing a Camping World, I think they sell replacement grills for your grill.

[JC2]

Agree with what RvThere said with the bleach/water mix. We also used the Clorox bleach wipes on a similiar problem.

[doc]

Quarter carwash? Prewash, then soap and hot water rinse. Not a problem.

[LVJ58]

To prep it for those other cleaning processes, you might want to soak it in some Simple Green first, then go after it.

Good luck

[Jeff_in_The_Dalles]

For mould, True Value sells a product called Spray-9.

It really seems to melt mould, though I'd be sure to rinse it well.