After five yrs being closed up, I'm not surprised that something didn't need cleaning up.
What was it you noticed when opening it up. Just a musty smell or were there signs of mold growth?
If there are little or no visual signs, my guess is you are not in bad shape. To make sure, I would find a small panel or area you can investigate inside of the wall. I would pick a corner close to or at the roof or near the bottom of a window. Check all around the floor at the exterior walls for signs of water. If you find some mold clean it up with soap and water. Once you air out and dry the trailer, keep the moitsure level down when not in use. Mold spores need moisture
to grow.
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Bart Blainey, B.E.R.
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Building Envelope Specialist
Master Renovator
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