Wash the exterior with compatible products
Check the trailer maker's instructions before washing painted, fibreglass, aluminium, vinyl or coated surfaces. Use a soft tool and compatible cleaner, rinse as directed and take care around seals, vents and decals. Avoid high-pressure spray near seams, bearings, electrical fittings or openings.
Clean the interior and fabrics
Remove food and rubbish, wipe surfaces with a compatible product, vacuum suitable floors and follow care labels for upholstery and bedding. Keep moisture away from electrical components and allow damp areas to dry. Cleaning does not address leaks, mould sources, pest activity or appliance faults.
Check seals, appliances and visible condition
Inspect accessible seals, windows, storage and appliance exteriors for visible changes without dismantling components. Follow maintenance schedules for water, gas, electrical and mechanical systems, and use qualified technicians for faults. Record damage separately from cleaning tasks.
Prepare for storage
Follow the trailer manual for storage, ventilation, water systems, batteries, tyres and appliances. Protect the trailer from weather using a cover suited to its materials and storage conditions. Cleaning does not guarantee resale value, insurance cover or claim outcomes; check the relevant policy and provider.
