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Coil cleaner reccomendations Stormin Mormon 07-05-2008
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on July 5, 2008, 10:26 pm
Going to Johnstone on monday, and get some coil cleaner. This stuff looks
good. Dilutes 1-4 for condensors, 1-8 for evaporators.

Enviro-Coil Coil Cleaner
B81-474


The alki foam stuff I'm using dilutes 1-1. So the more expensive stuff
dilutes down farther, and is cheaper in the long run.

What do you guys use? I've got a job next week, cleaning some BIG outdoor
condensing unit fins. I started the job with alki foam, but the part of a
jug I had didn't go very far, and I'm needing another jug of cleaner.

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Posted by Gary on July 5, 2008, 11:47 pm
> What do you guys use? I've got a job next week, cleaning some BIG outdoor
> condensing unit fins. I started the job with alki foam, but the part of a
> jug I had didn't go very far, and I'm needing another jug of cleaner.
The only coil cleaner I use is "Foam & Clean". I don't know what the
brand name is but it works well & you'd better wash it off good
because it's strong. I've tried others but none worked very good. As far
as expense, if that's a factor I don't think you're charging enough.

Posted by on July 6, 2008, 7:54 am
wrote:

>> What do you guys use? I've got a job next week, cleaning some BIG outdoor
>> condensing unit fins. I started the job with alki foam, but the part of a
>> jug I had didn't go very far, and I'm needing another jug of cleaner.
>The only coil cleaner I use is "Foam & Clean". I don't know what the
>brand name is but it works well & you'd better wash it off good
>because it's strong. I've tried others but none worked very good. As far
>as expense, if that's a factor I don't think you're charging enough.

        Geez. Stormy has a 'big job' coming up , and he's going to
have to buy a whole gallon of coil cleaner for it.

        He's moving up in the trade.


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Posted by Noon-Air on July 6, 2008, 9:43 am

>> What do you guys use? I've got a job next week, cleaning some BIG outdoor
>> condensing unit fins. I started the job with alki foam, but the part of a
>> jug I had didn't go very far, and I'm needing another jug of cleaner.
> The only coil cleaner I use is "Foam & Clean". I don't know what the
> brand name is but it works well & you'd better wash it off good
> because it's strong. I've tried others but none worked very good. As far
> as expense, if that's a factor I don't think you're charging enough.

HP cleaner on page 12
http://www.vapcoproducts.com/catalogPDF/2006prodcatalog.pdf

mix it 4parts water to 1 part cleaner. It won't hurt the coils, and unless
the coils are really bad, it only takes one application. Its made for evap
coils, but I occasionally use it on condenser coils with good results.


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Posted by Gary on July 6, 2008, 1:52 pm
This is the stuff I'm talking about:

http://www.atlanticchemical.com/product.php?pid=1#

Even though its a non-acid alkaline its very corrosive & they recommend
washing it off completely. It's usually used more for condenser coils
because of that, but as long as you wash it off it does a good on
evaporators.

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