Copenhagen Cream Durability

[AirRookies]

Hello all. We are new here and getting ready to make a decision on our first AirStream. Very excited! We are getting a GT 30 RB. Last decision to make is interior color. We absolute love the look and bright open feeling that the Copenhagen Cream offers. With two kids involved we are wondering how this will hold up. The synthetic material seems very durable and easily cleaned upon research but we are wondering if that's really the case. Does anyone have this color and can offer tips/advice on how durable it is and keeping it clean?

Many thanks!

[Pickles]

I have it and love it. Yes, it can get dirty. I just wipe with dish soap and water or just baby water wipes. Sometimes a spot or speck remains in the weave and I use a soft brush-comes right out. I actually like that it shows what's dirty. Then I know I'm sitting on clean. It's a beautiful combination! Very happy with the choice. It gives a bright and open feel.

[scotomaville]

We love chocolate and cherries and other staining treats. We've discovered that a magic eraser will take out chocolate and wine stains pretty well.


The Arizona desert dust will do a number on the entire interior that you will see when you pull the cushions out. For this I take the cushions outside. I lightly soak them with water and laundry detergent - or as someone said oxyclean and a soft brush.

[scotomaville]

Micro fiber shop towels dry most of the water quickly and 5 minutes in the sun finishes it off

[mikeinca]

We have Copenhagen Cream in the Globetrotter. I was skeptical at first because of concerns over soiling, especially with our rambunctious Lab. But, like you, my wife liked the bright, open look so that's the way we went.

We've had the trailer almost 3 years now and it still looks great inside. As mentioned, a little soap, water and a soft brush when necessary is all that's needed for keeping the upholstery clean. We do keep a nice Woolrich cotton quilt over the lounge cushions because Sadie likes to jump up there to watch goings on in the galley or when we're watching a movie.