How we work
The condensate tray and drain are cleaned separately with a descaling product as they often have limescale buildup. If the drain is partially blocked, I'll clear it with a flexible hose. Finally, after drying all components, I apply a certified disinfectant product for air conditioning use, which eliminates residual bacteria and fungi without leaving hazardous chemical residues. The next step is cleaning the coil, the part with thousands of fine fins through which the refrigerant gas circulates. I apply a specific descaling product for air conditioning and let it work for 15-20 minutes depending on the level of dirt. I rinse with moderately pressured water, protecting the rest of the unit with plastic to prevent water from entering where it shouldn't. The correct technique requires experience: too much pressure bends the fins and reduces efficiency, too little doesn't remove the dirt. Yes, we use certified products for domestic air conditioning. They are non-toxic and leave no chemical residue in the air after rinsing and drying.
