At present the only place to obtain Concrobium mold mildew control is Home Depot stores. Downside, you cannot purchase it in CA.
If it performs as advertised it is a boon to remediating/preventing mold/mildew in any structure, including RV's.

Have you bought some, Ray? Does it have any odor? How fast does it work? Can you paint over it? I know, I know, too many questions. <grin>

Don't get impatient, I've yet to use it in our home basement. When we returned from the RGV, we discovered a waterlogged basement. I've gotten to the point I'm ready to use that product on everything, wall, concrete floor and walls, suspended ceiling. I hope to be able to buy it in gallon jugs to use in my garden sprayer. The hardest part was locating the source of leakage into the basement. The recent flooding from double average rainfall so far this year, caused the backfill on one side of the house to sink lower than the yard.

UPDATE: Concrobium mold control is actually available at many stores. I was wrong in my information.

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The leather door and walls of my wifes old air stream molded. I knew if I tried any bleach related thing it would ruin the leather and streak everything else. I had some stuff called TA-20 that I used in the garden that was a fungicide so I tried it and it cleaned up beautifully. That was 15 or 20 years ago. I just sold the old Airstream and to this day it never molded again and it's been setting in the same spot. And just for a grin, the tires on it were about 40 years old, covered with likens and have been sitting in the same spot for at least the past 20 years on jack stands. I told the guy he'd better bring some wheels and tires when he came to get it. He did but the wheels didn't fit. Would you beleave 3 of the tires still had air pressure and a can of the goop you squirt in to stop leaks allowed the flat one to hold air. He pumped all of them up and took off. I called him later that evening, he lives about 55 miles from here. He made it home without a blow out.

....sometimes the remediation is worse than the mold and mildew....make sure you are not allergic to the solution before you use it in a vehicle....consult a specialist if you have any reactions/questions[I use a druggist at Wal Greens]....certain combos of chemicals will kill mold and mildew but it is toxic to some humans as well....the older and very young react very poorly to some mold removal materials.....one that really comes to mind is KIL-Z in the paint area of any hardware store...it must be covered by a enamel paint after usage in most cases as the sealer is very VOC unfriendly and in an enclosed space will gag a maggot....the latex is a better choice but will not seal as well as the thinner based with one coat-I use two coats of latex and 2 coats of enamel....geofkaye