Clean-Air

Mold thrives in HVAC systems which not only can create serious health problems for the building's occupants, but makes the air-conditioner significantly less energy efficient. HVAC systems are the perfect environment for microorganisms, such as bacteria, algae and mold, to grow. Furthermore, HVAC systems spread these harmful contaminants, which may cause odors, damage to surfaces and toxic byproducts, to living and working environments.

• Clean-air removes mold and bacteria accumulation from air conditioner.
• Clean-air eliminates bad odors produced by mold and mildew, freshens and deodorizes interior environment.
• Clean-air MicroBiocide controls contaminants that often cause poor indoor air quality and "sick building syndrome" at the source of the HVAC system.
• Clean-air MicroBiocide prevents damage caused by plugged drains by eliminating slime deposits.
• Clean-air is user friendly and there is no need to evacuate the premise during application. It is easily applied with the use of the sprayer provided or with any compressed air sprayer or fogging device for central air conditioning units.

Just look how easy it is...

cleaning products black mold for split-unit air conditioner:

Thoroughly saturate all areas to be treated (including coils, blower assemblies, drain pans, etc.) and leave wet. There is no need to rinse. If cooling coils are visibly dirty and "plugged", they should be cleaned first with "heavy duty" and "heavy foaming" coil cleaners and then apply Clean-air on coils for the prevention of mold growth in the future.

Just as easy for window air conditioning:

When handling Clean-air, eye protection should be worn. Since you may come in contact with microorganisms while working around HVAC systems, it is a good policy to wear a dust mask while applying Clean-air. No other special clothing or equipment is necessary during application. Additionally, Clean-air has no offensive odor.