When an air conditioning unit smells bad, it’s telling you it contains a large amount of germs.
But germ buildup doesn’t always produce odors, and you could be air-conditioning a room with contaminated air without knowing it…
To get your air conditioning units in top condition so that summer use isn’t affected by bad odors or even reduced performance, there’s nothing better than a thorough tune-up with proper cleaning. That way you can relax knowing that when you turn it on, it will help you forget the heat without any unpleasant surprises…
Climate control experts recommend servicing your air conditioning unit after a long period of inactivity, as this will help prevent allergies, odors and germs, while extending equipment life and improving performance.
Dust accumulates in air conditioning ducts where fungi and bacteria proliferate. If not cleaned properly, this can cause performance drops of up to 21% and may even require emergency repairs at the most inconvenient time, while also causing respiratory problems.
A clean unit is a safe unit!!
50% of respiratory illnesses are caused or aggravated by contaminated air, and air conditioning units can accumulate large amounts of fungi and bacteria after sitting unused throughout winter.
Use AIR CLEANER and breathe easy
Cleaning and disinfection should be done with professional chemical products like Air Cleaner that:
- Cleans circuits and filters, enabling proper operation.
- Eliminates bad odors, leaving a fresh, subtle fragrance.
- Sanitizes the air emitted by the unit, allowing safe air conditioning.
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