A/C coil cleaner

[pugbro]

I have a friend who is in the Heating and A/C business and he uses the "green" acid when he cleans a/c coils. Would this do just a well as the "pink". He said he usually sprays the green acid on the coils and leaves it for 8/10 minutes and then rinses with lots of water. What would be the problem if any, in using the "GREEN"?
I can get the stuff he uses at cost, but, I will hold off until I hear from someone who knows a lot more about cleaning logs than me.
Thanks.


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[rickdb1boat]

Re: A/C coil cleaner

The green is non acidic and won't do much..

 

[VaGent]

Re: A/C coil cleaner

I have a friend who is in the Heating and A/C business and he uses the "green" acid when he cleans a/c coils. Would this do just a well as the "pink". He said he usually sprays the green acid on the coils and leaves it for 8/10 minutes and then rinses with lots of water. What would be the problem if any, in using the "GREEN"?
I can get the stuff he uses at cost, but, I will hold off until I hear from someone who knows a lot more about cleaning logs than me.
Thanks.


KEEP IT FUN...KEEP IT SAFE!

You can use the GREEN but depending on how bad your tubes are don't expect real good results. (IMO) it's a waste of money & time by using it if they are in bad shape. I did HVAC work for over 35 yrs & if you really want something that will do the job then use pink coil cleaner. YES it has acids in it & you have to be more careful using it but for the money & the time spent cleaning your logs, IMO it can't be beat. Just my 2cents from many years of experience using it.