Ding ding ding I believe we have a winner folks. I fail to see how that would help though.I believe it's a fitting for a BG Products "Frigi-Clean" kit:
Here it is being used on the evaporator box of an '80 Chevy:
...And a YouTube vid:
I discovered an intriguing little hole and I wanna know what I can put inside it
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iamdub
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Apparently, from the reviews on a couple forums, it's actually pretty effective. The pic of it in the '80 Chevy was from a forum where a guy used it to remove a cigar or cigarette smell from his A/C and he reported that it worked great. I saw another video of it being used in an evaporator box with a plexiglass window installed so you could see it in action. I was a bit skeptical but after seeing how the foam expands a lot and squishes through the fins, I'd definitely try it if I had a problem. If the chemical is strong enough, it'll kill, dissolve and remove the mold.
Ya I think I would be more likely to blow the fins out with some compressed air like they use for computers than "foam" but I could see the case against mold or mildew
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I thought of this as well, but after chemically cleaning it first.
mountie
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Well, waddia know.....
I've used similar foam cleaners for my coils in my home air-handler & A/C unit outside.
Spray & 'forget'....
I've used similar foam cleaners for my coils in my home air-handler & A/C unit outside.
Spray & 'forget'....
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Yep. Pretty much the same thing.
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Used to watch this show religiously as a kid. [emoji16][emoji106]
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Tonyrodz
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Not as a kid, but me too.
‘Cause You’re STILL a kid lol
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