Re: important air conditioning question...

[Guest guest]

You mean cleaning the AC?-srry but all the things that will work are

toxic-but if is a large system it probably needs proffessional cleaning-

quats will prevent mold growth from coming back-look on Pro-force label

or professionel Lysol-most professional disenfectants will do the job.

Moldzyme is an enzyme that could be fogged on it every few days if

necessary-it is harmless to people-has never bothered me-but you will

have to try it yourself.

>

> I am in college at this theater. They will be cleaning and mopping it

> some more since it was dusty. The ac wasn't on for a long time and I

> get terrible migraines, coughs, etc. from ac anyway. Some are worse

> than others. They may be willing to clean it, but what should they

> clean it with? I'm very sensitive to chemicals. Any other ideas?

> Thanks and best wishes everyone.

>

> a

>

[Guest guest]

--- In , " le " <danielletoile@...>

wrote:

>

> I am in college at this theater. They will be cleaning and mopping it

> some more since it was dusty. The ac wasn't on for a long time and I

> get terrible migraines, coughs, etc. from ac anyway. Some are worse

> than others. They may be willing to clean it, but what should they

> clean it with? I'm very sensitive to chemicals. Any other ideas?

> Thanks and best wishes everyone.

>

> a

Colloidal silver might work, but no guarantees.

-Branislav

[Guest guest]

I'd like to share my experience with cleaning ac's-I found it was

just impossible to get the unit to be entirely free of whatever was

bothering me. I tried power steam cleaning, bleach spritzed inside,

had someone remove the unit and clean it-nothing worked and I can't

use the unit. Will probably have to buy a new one next summer and this

one is only a year old.

If anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear them!

Surella

--- In , " le " <danielletoile@...>

wrote:

> I am in college at this theater. They will be cleaning and mopping it

> some more since it was dusty. The ac wasn't on for a long time and I

> get terrible migraines, coughs, etc. from ac anyway. Some are worse

> than others. They may be willing to clean it, but what should they

> clean it with? I'm very sensitive to chemicals. Any other ideas?

> Thanks and best wishes everyone.

>

> a

>

[Guest guest]

Is this a central air conditioner or a window air conditioner?

--- In , " surellabaer " <surellabaer@...>

wrote:

>

> I'd like to share my experience with cleaning ac's-I found it was

> just impossible to get the unit to be entirely free of whatever was

> bothering me. I tried power steam cleaning, bleach spritzed inside,

> had someone remove the unit and clean it-nothing worked and I can't

> use the unit. Will probably have to buy a new one next summer and this

> one is only a year old.

> If anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear them!

> Surella

>