Welcome to the HVAC Chlorinator bi-weekly demonstration series. In this series we will be tracking the amount of condensate our unit is producing in relation to temperature, humidity and unit run time. We will also be tracking how much of the stack of 1″ chlorine tablets has been dissolved.
Here in the United States, anyone who has experienced the sweltering heat of our most humid states knows that a comfortable house is a house with working air conditioning. These machines work hard throughout the summer to ensure that we don’t have to sweat. At least, not until we leave the house, anyway. Your AC […]
If you’ve been having problems with your ac drain line clogging and you are considering purchasing a bottle of Brodys AC Drain cleaner, first there are a few things you should know: This product is not as chemically safe as it may appear (there are a lot more warning labels on the actual bottle than […]
If you have a light blockage, the Diyvac might be a quick solution for getting your ac back running and save you a few $$. However, before purchasing this product, there are a few things you should know: It only works on light clogs. It’s designed to fit a 1″ opening, so if your drain […]
The AC Clean Flow Tabs by simple air have been a great addition to the list of products that can help you keep your air conditioner drain line from clogging up. However there are a few facts you should know before using this product: A 6 pack of ac flow tabs is not cheap. The […]
Compact drain guns powered by powerful CO2 cartridges have been a game-changer in the hvac drain clogging world. What once had to be performed by a professional became a thing of the past. Homeowners can unclog drains themselves using this handy little tool! Drain guns are great for small clogs, but are no match for […]
Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems are a standard solution to the hot and humid environment of the Southeast United States. HVACs draw heat and humidity back out of the home through refrigerant and condensate drain lines. Given how active these systems can be during the summer, drawing in dust and moisture, it’s no […]
Although it has been proven by various studies, that algae, like plants, need sunlight to grow through the process of photosynthesis but now according to research, it has been found that algae often does not require complete sunlight for its optimal growth and that shading in specific directions can also allow the algae to grow […]