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"Camping is an inherently dirty activity, and that’s half the fun! Messes can be exponentially larger with a big group, though, particularly if you’re camping in the mud. The good news is that cleaning a tent mostly involves removing loose dirt, which can be done with a quick spray with a hose. The only important thing to remember is to air-dry the tent completely before storing it to prevent the growth of mold and mildew.If your tent is very dirty, sponging it with a mild solution of soap and water should be enough to solve most issues. Avoid using dish soap or harsh chemicals because they can damage the material. Mineral oil or even creamy peanut butter may also be used to help loosen sap, pitch, or other sticky messes."
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