Clean Window AC the LAZY (but still effective) way!

Thanks so much for this video!!! My 10yr old whirlpool 10,000 BTU AC was cooling very poorly on our recent 90 degree day. I opened it up and was grossly dirty, but I knew i could not get it out of the window by myself. So that day I brushed the surface dirt off the fins which helped a bit. After watching your video and a can of the cleaner I was able to clean it myself. It is cooling alot better!!! Going to get another can to clean my smaller bedroom unit. Thanks.

Huge help! Thank you for sharing this video in Youtube. I bet you helped a lot of people because of this.

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Fast AND lazy? Well sign me up.

Just got another subscriber. I really enjoy your way of explaining, concise and say everything you need to. Sounds like youve had a ton of experience doing what you do and we thank you for sharing.

That was the best, fastest, lazy way to clean an ac unit!! Thank you, handyman! I'm going to buy the cleaner foam now!! 😊

I’m out here in California. Bless you for the tutorial that helps a lot 👍🏽

I have this but never knew how to use it. So glad came across this video will 100% go and clean it now

Thank you for this video helped me with cleaning my air conditioner

Can't do a deep clean as its installed upstairs but definitely ordering the cleaner NOW! Can't even sleep with the reaction I'm having.

Awesome 👏🏼 I have had several window ac in Vegas for 20 years for the bedroom My latest has an odd odor my lungs are not liking but it is not mold. So I have order the foam spray and cleaning commence this weekend 🎉

Awesome information as always, gave me some great ideas for my central air unit!

I have used that particular cleaner and it works well

Thank you so much for this. I'm feeling dizzy after using this cleaner. I had no idea that I had to rinse it. It's for a indoor condo unit. I'm going to use hot water too.

Just a caveat about coil cleaners: There are some types of coils that will be damaged beyond repair if you use the WRONG type of cleaner on them. Especially Microchannel coils, you only use cleaners formulated for that type, period. Follow the manufacturers guidelines for cleaning their product, or any warranty will be null and void. For windowshakers still in the window, an foaming alkaline cleaner is recommended. I know acid types would wipe out the crap in a heartbeat, but you run the risk of wrecking the client's wall and lawn. If necessary, take it out and go to a car wash, and use the acid there. Viper Technologies has a broad spectrum of cleaners for all types of coils and conditions. They sport a handy sprayer that connects to your water supply. As with any cleaner, read the instructions and stay within the guidelines, or you'll have a messed up coil.

To rise my coils I have a 1 gallon plastic pump sprayer which I put hot water in. I pump it up and set the sprayer tip to give almost a steady stream of hot water. Be sure to put a towel on the bottom front of the air conditioner to catch any water overflow you may have.

Thank you very much for your help!!!

Best video I’ve seen yet, hope to see a deep cleaning video soon.

Good tips thanks for the help

Just cleaned my old maytag...thanks!!