Kill it: Spray it with distilled white vinegar. Let dry. Clean it: Scrub it lightly with a soft brush using a mixture of salt, lemon, and hot water. Avoid using detergent soaps or bleach which is harsh on canvas and tough to rinse out.
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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Traipsing around in the snow I got salt stains on the bottom of my jeans. I wet them and scrubbed with a brush but when they dried there was still some stains there.
Canvas What? You can wash down with vinegar and water to kill the mold. Then you can scrub down with hot soapy Dawn water and a soft scrub brush.
Mold in real canvas will be difficult to kill and remove without the spores re-growing.
Yes, What is the canvas? How much mike is there?
After scrubbing it clean, dry in the sun.
You can read the step by step here:
Kill it: Spray it with distilled white vinegar. Let dry. Clean it: Scrub it lightly with a soft brush using a mixture of salt, lemon, and hot water. Avoid using detergent soaps or bleach which is harsh on canvas and tough to rinse out.
https://www.canvascamp.com/en_us/blog/how-to-clean-mold-from-canvas-tents
I agree with the vinegar solution. Be sure to rinse the canvas thoroughly again and let dry thoroughly before folding.