Popular science | Are HVAC systems really hard to clean? Steam cleaning is more fun than you can imagine!
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Popular science | Are HVAC systems really hard to clean? Steam cleaning is more fun than you can imagine!
Steam, is an incredible natural cleaner and disinfectant.
It removes grease, oil, grime and bacteria, all without a drop of chemicals.
We all know that when an HVAC system is dirty or full, it can negatively impact efficiency and performance. But a dirty HVAC system can also be a health hazard, leading to poor indoor air quality (IAQ) and the spread of infectious pathogens. Today, more than ever, people are concerned about their health and the environment around them, which leads to a natural focus on HVAC systems and the air they produce.
Steam Cleaners use advanced technology to produce "dry" steam, which is essentially a superheated steam with low humidity levels (less than 10%) and powerful cleaning and sanitation properties, free of chemicals.
With dry steam, coils can be cleaned quickly, avoiding the mess associated with typical water cleaning methods, thus saving equipment downtime, reducing customer inconvenience, and reducing the risk of damage to customer property. The lightweight and portable unit is also easy to move to different locations, making it ideal for areas where water is not available and making the technician's job easier. At the same time, steam cleaning is sustainable, using a minimum amount of water to complete the cleaning.
Three Strengths for Steam Cleaning
1. It’s chemical-free
When HVAC maintenance is needed in a location where chemicals can not be used, steam is your answer. Steam can penetrate 8” to 12” coils for an extreme clean while most chemical cleaners may only penetrate ½” coils.
2. It kills mold and bacteria
Potentially infectious pathogens like mold, bacteria, and viruses can lie within the HVAC System. The Vapor steam from machines like our Dry Steam Coil & Surface Cleaner is hot enough that on contact destroys and kills harmful pathogens. Spore counts will drop by 99% (and sometimes 100%) in units that are cleaned with steam.
3. It’s a good substitute where water is not possible
Water can create chaos on a job site where water shouldn’t be. When cleaning coils in a place where using large quantities of water isn’t possible, steam is a great option. It uses a fraction of the water of a sprayer and can easily be wiped up.
Recommended coil cleaning applications with steam
Mini Split Air Handlers
Greasy Refrigeration Coils
Dirty Air Handlers
PTAC Systems and more
Steam cleaning is your answer to cleaning dirty, greasy coils and other surfaces without harsh, damaging chemicals. It works excellent on air handlers, mini-splits, condensers, exhaust vents, oily commercial kitchen ducts, and more. The power of steam goes deep into coils, cracks, and crevices, lifting and removing stubborn dirt and soils. But most importantly it also kills bacteria, fungus, mold, mildew, and other microorganisms.
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