[Artemisia] Care and feeding of Canvas

[rayzentz at aim.com]

We don't have a pavilion (yet), but Uprising was enough to teach us the benefits of a large pavilion in the rain.   Out tents were soaked.   Friday night was very cold.   Many thanks, again, to the members of Arrowsflight who assisted with blankets, and a dry place for the kids to sleep.
 
Padruig McTavish
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike <idmike at msn.com>
To: 'Kingdom of Artemisia mailing list' <artemisia at lists.gallowglass.org>
Sent: Fri, 16 Jun 2006 22:05:34 -0600
Subject: RE: [Artemisia] Care and feeding of Canvas




> -----Original Message-----
> > So, what is best practice out there for cleaning of Pavilions?
> > Lord Adric Lagot. 

> Most tent makers will recommend the following: Don't Clean them. Scrubbing
> with soap and hard water can damage the fibers and remove waterproofing,
> and in some cases, fireproofing.
>    You should think of each stain as a souvenir of former glories endured.
> ------Sir Ralph

Or do what several of our friends did - To remove Estrella from your
pavilion, simply attend Uprising. 

*cheeky grin*

Mauda
Who's instructions for her new pavilion said simply, "Cleaning - Don't."
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