3X Chemistry RV AC Foaming Coil Cleaner 2 Pack
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Description
3X Chemistry RV Air Conditioner Coil Clean – 16 oz Foaming Coil Cleaner (2 PACK) - Approved by The Smartr RVer
Make RV Air Conditioner Maintenance Easier
Your RV air conditioner spends the summer pulling air through its coils. Along with that air comes dust, dirt, pollen, lint, cottonwood fuzz, smoke residue, insects, and other debris that can collect on the coil and between the delicate aluminum fins. As that buildup accumulates, airflow through the coil can become restricted and the air conditioner may have to work harder to do its job.
3X Chemistry Coil Clean gives RV owners an easy way to clean those coils as part of routine air-conditioner maintenance. The foaming aerosol cleaner is formulated to quickly penetrate and loosen dirt, lint, grease, and matted material from heating, refrigeration, and air-conditioning coils and fins.
Thick Foaming Action Gets Into the Coil
Coils can be difficult to clean because dirt does not always stay on the outer surface. The powerful spray from 3X Chemistry Coil Clean generates a thick foam that works between the fins and into the coil where debris can accumulate. The foam breaks down and loosens the buildup without requiring a high-pressure sprayer or large tank sprayer.
No-Rinse, No-Wipe Formula
One of the biggest advantages of Coil Clean is convenience. It is designed as a no-rinse, no-wipe coil cleaner. After application, loosened dirt and lint can be carried away by the air conditioner's own condensation as the system operates. That makes it especially convenient for rooftop RV air conditioners where hauling hoses and cleaning equipment onto the roof may not be practical.
Good Preventive Maintenance for RV Air Conditioners
A dirty coil does not automatically mean your RV air conditioner is defective. Sometimes the first thing it needs is basic maintenance. Checking and cleaning your air-conditioner filters and coils can help maintain proper airflow and should be part of routine RV AC maintenance, particularly after traveling or camping in areas with:
Heavy dust
Wildfire smoke
Cottonwood or other airborne seeds
Pollen
Dirt roads
Campground debris
Insects
Greasy or oily airborne contamination
For RVers who travel through dusty conditions, coil inspection may need to be done more frequently than once per season.
Why We Like 3X Chemistry Coil Clean
At SunPro, we like maintenance products that make a useful RV job easier without unnecessarily complicating it. 3X Chemistry Coil Clean gives the DIY RV owner a straightforward way to address coil buildup before automatically assuming poor cooling means an expensive air-conditioner problem. A can of cleaner and a little preventive maintenance may be a much better place to start.
Features
- Foaming RV air-conditioner coil cleaner
- Quickly penetrates dirt and buildup
- Removes dirt, lint, grease, and matted material
- Thick foam works between coil fins
- No rinsing or wiping required
- Dirt and lint are carried away with condensation
- Helps deodorize the cleaned area
- Powerful aerosol jet helps reach into coil surfaces
- Eliminates the need for bulky tank sprayers
- Suitable for heating, refrigeration, and air-conditioning coils and fins
- Non-acid foaming formula
- Convenient 16 oz aerosol can
- Made in the USA
How to Use
- Turn the air-conditioner fan OFF.
- Shake the can well before use.
- Hold the can approximately 12 inches from the surface.
- Spray between the fins so the foam can penetrate the inner coil surfaces.
- Allow the cleaner to work for approximately 5 minutes.
- Turn the fan back on.
- For stubborn buildup, repeat the application if necessary.
Always follow the instructions and safety information printed on the product container.
RV Maintenance Tip
Cleaning the coil is only part of RV air-conditioner maintenance. While servicing the AC, also inspect the interior return-air filters and replace or clean them when necessary. A badly clogged filter can significantly restrict airflow through the air conditioner. When inspecting a rooftop unit, also look for damaged or bent fins, accumulated debris, and obvious deterioration around the air-conditioner roof installation. Never use a high-pressure washer directly on an RV air-conditioner coil. The thin aluminum fins can be easily bent or damaged.
Specifications
Brand: 3X Chemistry
Product: Coil Clean
Product Type: Foaming Air Conditioner Coil Cleaner
Container: Aerosol Can
Size: 16 oz
Application: Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Coils and Fins
Manufacturer Part Number: 117 / A1W117
Formula: Foaming, No-Rinse, No-Wipe
Country of Origin: USA