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![]() "Art" wrote in message ... Any recs. on how to keep algae/? from building up in a/c condensate drain line. I have used bleach on a regular basis in the past but was recently told by a/c repair type that they have noticed that this can damage the pvc pipe. He suggested using vinegar but thought that works fine for lime deposits but what about algae! Thanks. Art I've been using a 50-50 mix of bleach and water for double digit years to clean out my condensate drip pan and the PVC line. Have yet to see any kind of damage/deterioration. MLD |
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