Jamesgyster

It just so happens that I used it to clean my compressor last weekend. I just sprayed the compressor coil with the chemical solution. I think keeping the spray nozzle close to the coil helps. I made sure I covered the coil completely with it. Just wait 10 mins and flush with water. Oh I off'ed my mains just in case. I had a long hose to just hose down the coil. This time, I did not clean the rotor but if you see that the rotor blades are dirty, just ready the cover and spray chemical directly onto each blade just like you would your home standing fan blade. I find that its alot easier to remove the dirt from the blades with their chemical. (I even tried it on my tower fan and it work rather well for me. But that's a separate story.) Just wipe the blades especially the edges of any dirt. This will help get back the aerodynamics of the blades which means they will have the blowing power again. Hope this helps. Cheers

Yeah Like I said .... I tried the other products but they don't work. So far, only AIRCONcare worked for me and I really love their bag design too because it was so easy and convenient to use. Oh I ordered the product of the internet had it delivered to my home - they did this free delivery deal (not sure if its still there but you might want to check out their website http://www.airconcare.com/

Before I bought the product, I also considered the steam cleaner but then my friend who is a material engineer warned me that excessive steam on metal can cause metal fatigue. He explained that the extreme temperature of the steam is not good for the surface of the high pressure coils. Continuous thermal stress (sudden temperature shocks) can cause the high pressure coils to rupture and leak. Once the cooling coils leak, you might as well buy another aircon. In any case, I did not experience any chemical odors after cleaning the aircon with the product. I believe it could happen if not enough water was used.

Yeah I bought it recently and tried it out. I worked out great for me. My bedroom ac was leaking water. So I bought the kit to try it out but was got tied up. But since I was so busy at work I decided to just use the bag first to collect the leak while keeping the aircon turned on. It worked for me and we were able to turn on our leaking ac at night. all I had to do was empty the water the next day. The following weekend, I finally had time to clean it so I took off the filter and cover. Just replace the normal trigger spray with the long metal nozzle one that came with the kit. I just sprayed the chemical as close to the fins as possible and let it stand for about 5 mins. Cleaning the blower was a little tricker. I could not see the rotor blade so I had to use a LED flash light. (Man these things are really powerful and cheap too! I got one for $2 at $ Value Shop). Once I started applying the spray on the rotor. Man, I could see the dirt start loosening into the wash bag. After waiting for 5 mins, I used a garden pressure spray which you can buy at any hardware shop to rinse off the dirt and I tell you they all came flowing out into the bag. I never new how dirty my aircon was. After that, I turned on the ac before removing the bag. Oh and I pull up the front of the bag to catch the water spraying from the rotor. I must say it worked out very well for me. I am really grateful for this product, because 3 months ago, I paid $150 for professionals to come clean my room ac and the results were just about the same as this. In fact, the air is even fresher with this and I did not have to make appointments and wait for them or clean up after them. Although I have to admit, the spraying was a little tiring but it was worth it. Hope I this is helpful