Cleaning roof lights (2 Viewers)

[BusyBuilder]

Any idea how to clean the roof light in the washroom/toilet ? ours is a yellow colour and badly mildewed. It's difficult to get at too.

 

[Kool Kroozer]

Been up on the roof and done all 3 of ours today, just used small bucket with some fairy and cream cleaner and used a small sponge followed by some Method (which is a cleaning agent) and come up like new - no doubt someone will be along to say i didnt do it correct or i wasnt using the right products but this is what i used and i am bloody pleased with it.

 

[TheBig1]

i tend to dismantle the dirty rooflight and clean them outside of the van using hot soapy water and a dish brush and long bottle brush. they clean up lovely

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[Kool Kroozer]

i tend to dismantle the dirty rooflight and clean them outside of the van using hot soapy water and a dish brush and long bottle brush. they clean up lovely

Do they come apart easy enough ? I mean do they unattach from the roof easy

 

[Geo]

Do they come apart easy enough ? I mean do they unattach from the roof easy

The outer often cream in colour frame, is fixed and sealed to the roof
But as for the inner framework and clear perspex parts removal is relativity easy and varies from make to make

 

[Figaro]

Mine appears to be two sheets of opaque perspex and they get dirty between and no apparent way of cleaning easily.
Has anyone encounter these and found a solution ?

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[sdc77]

Yes.. as @TheBig1 says just dismantle. I just get on the roof and take it apart

 

[TheBig1]

Mine appears to be two sheets of opaque perspex and they get dirty between and no apparent way of cleaning easily.
Has anyone encounter these and found a solution ?

bottle brush on a wire with warm soapy water

 

[Margaritaman]

From the Resource Section

http://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/resources/cleaning-an-mkp-rooflight.137/

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[DBK]

From the Resource Section

http://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/resources/cleaning-an-mkp-rooflight.137/

I've also recently taken apart and cleaned the light above the kitchen which has a fan built in to it. This was awkward because of access to some of the screws but I subsequently discovered these, which look perfect for these tasks: <Broken link removed> .

I might write it up one day!

 

[BusyBuilder]

Cheers, did mine tonight, being a kitchen fitter i have all the correct tools but the small T10 torx screws were a bugger to get out, being very tight. Already looks better and brighter.

 

[scotjimland]

Mine appears to be two sheets of opaque perspex and they get dirty between and no apparent way of cleaning easily.
Has anyone encounter these and found a solution ?

This is the Hymer bathroom roof light with ventilation.. .. and I haven't found a way of cleaning.. the two panes are welded together ...

The new replacement window doesn't have the ventilation holes.. it's the same as the big lounge roof light only opaque ...