Hi All!

Anyone have suggestions on what type of cleaner to use on the aluminum fins
on an AC evap coil?

TIA

Fred

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"Fred" wrote in message
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Hi All!

Anyone have suggestions on what type of cleaner to use on the aluminum
fins on an AC evap coil?

TIA

Fred

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"Fred" wrote in message
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Hi All!

Anyone have suggestions on what type of cleaner to use on the aluminum
fins on an AC evap coil?

TIA

Fred

EasyOff Oven Cleaner really makes them shine.

Fred,

Corrosive cleaners make them shiney but eat up the coils over time.
Avoid highly acidic or akalyne cleaners and your coils will last
longer. Use self rinsing coil cleaners, they are easier on the coils
in the long run. You want a high foaming DETERGENT, not a cleaner that
foams because it attacks the metal.

Stretch

I've had good results with either four x, or alki foam.

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"Fred" wrote in message
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Hi All!

Anyone have suggestions on what type of cleaner to use on the aluminum fins
on an AC evap coil?

TIA

Fred

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