Re: Re: Air condtioners /ROBERT CHRIST

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I use a ten percent bleach solution and spray it into the coils. If I

were to be exposed to it I would rinse them thoroughly because of the

fumes. So you would have to have the same consideration for your pets

obviously. I have found after running a few hours the smell goes away

because the condensate washes the bleach off.

On Sat, 07 Oct 2006 01:17:48 -0000, you wrote:

>I have a pet at home now but as soon as I find an apartment I will

>take him out of there but he stays out most of the day anyway, has a

>pet door and loves the outdoors especially now that it's nice out.

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>I dust coils off and don't see any mold but it could be deeper

>inside. I can put one of my mold plates up to it and see what I get.

>Maybe my high mold count I got recently is coming from those. I have

>two going constantly. Anyway, I can put them in garage and spray them

>and let them dry out there. They have no filter so you would think

>they would get moldy.

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>--- In , Christ <antares41_41@...>

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>> Barb,

>> Mine did. At least I believe it to have been a big problem. I did

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