Aircon Chemical Wash
Why is chemical wash important?
Improve Aircon efficiency by unclogging of the filters, evaporator coils, and drainage pipes
Chemical cleaning clears out all the dirt inside your aircon and optimize its cooling effects.
Improve performance of your AC and make the air colder.
Keep the surrounding clean and fresh.
Help to treat Aircon not cold and clear water leaking issues. This can be done by cleaning the drainage system of the unit.
Chemical cleaning also helps lower the condensation rate of your Aircon.
General cleaning may not be 100% effective to remove all the dirt and the dirt may be wash down and choked the water pipe. Thus, chemical cleaning can thoroughly remove the accumulated dirt and any debris formation that clogged the drainage system.
Dismantled to clean the filters, evaporator coils and parts.
Perform flushing of the drainage pipe, blower wheel, blades and condenser coils with chemicals to remove debris.
Deodorizing and purifying the filter with quality chemical wash.
The above steps help to improve the cooling efficiency and remove any debris which may result in blockage.
In short, chemical wash is cleaning of the internal aircon components with quality chemical solution.
Chemical cleaning solution used during the chemical wash
Accumulation of the dirt inside your aircon’s system greatly affects the performance of the unit. Air filters are cleaned using chemical-based aircon cleaning solution.
The fan evaporator coil is an important part of the aircon unit that needs chemical cleaning. Other parts than need aircon chemical clean are the blower wheel, drain pan and pipes.
Chemical cleaning solution
We use quality aircon chemical cleaning solution to perform chemical wash. The solution is a powerful cleaner to melt away oily deposits, dirt etc. ill prolong it life span, perform peak efficiency and lower electrical and operational cost.
Our quality cleaning solution is safe on Air-Con fins and coils which helps to improve indoor air quality and improves performance of Air-Conditioner Units.