Dirty Job:Cleaning Heat and Air-Conditioner Vents
Item Number: 11451
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Why it matters: A buildup of dust anywhere harbors allergens. And when you’re dealing with Air-Conditioner vents and Air-Conditioner radiators, this dust is propelled into the room. Also, excessive dust makes your cooling and heating system work harder and therefore costs you money. (axial exhaust fan)
For vents
Step 1: Turn off the heat or the air-conditioner. Run the crevice tool of a vacuum over floor and baseboard vents.(axial exhaust fan) For ceiling vents, spread a sheet below and wear a baseball cap to shield your hair and eyes; if the crevice tool doesn’t reach, use a tool like the Unger duster ($7, amazon.com), with an extension pole ($22 to $48, acehardware.com).(axial exhaust fan)
Step 2: Remove the vent covers (all you need is a screwdriver); you’ll have to use a stepladder for ceiling vents. Wash covers with dish soap, using a small sponge paintbrush to get into slats (plastic and unpainted aluminum or steel can go in the dishwasher). (axial exhaust fan)If you want to soak the covers to get them extra clean, use only hot water—prolonged exposure to soap may take the paint off. Clean inside ducts, as far as you can reach, with the crevice tool or a cobweb duster (Quickie Manufacturing, $9, acehardwareoutlet.com), (axial exhaust fan)which has stiff bristles and a rounded head that fits inside ducts. When they’re dry, replace the covers.(axial exhaust fan)
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For more information please go to http://haiton.com.au/
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