Sorry, Tr - I can't help with the roof question. Mine's aluminum and I know nothing about a rubber roof.

I suspect if you do an online search, you'd find products that are designed for rubber roof cleaning chores. And, someone may come on here and give you their thoughts.

- Jack

Our RV dealer told us to use straight Tide without any perfume or dies. However I couldn't find this. Then I remembered I had a box of Dirtex wall and floor wash. This should be available at your local hardware store. You mix two tbsp in warm water. This will wash without leaving a film. Wash the roof and let it dry. Then if you need to recoat the roof you are ready to do this.

Thanks, I’ll give that a try in the spring. My Hi Lo is winterized and tucked away in an Amish barn until March.
Tom

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I've used the first and second ones on this list. I think I had purchased at Camping World. You can probably find it cheaper at Walmart.

https://www.smartrving.net/best-rv-roof-cleaners/

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"Ruben"
2404T, 2003 2500HD 4X4 GMC Sierra SLT Crew Cab w/Astro camper shell and 2003 Chevy Tahoe LE 4X2
Far West Texas

How do I know if the roof on my 24' 2001 Hi-Lo Towlite is rubber? The look and the feel? ��

That's how I know mine's aluminum. It has a hard, rigid, pebble texture. I think a rubber roof would have a tiny bit of "softness" and would be quite smooth.

- Jack

Is there a way to submit a photo of my roof?

Sure - take a picture, transfer it to your PC and then attach it using the "Manage Attachments" button in the Additional Options section of the "Reply to Thread" choice in this thread. Your picture can be uploaded from your PC to the thread that way.

- Jack