SILVERHOOK SGAC4 Air-Con Bomb Automatic Air Conditioning Cleaner 150 ml

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Not only can untoward odours and smells be highly offensive, the bacteria that produces those odours could actually be causing you serious health problems. It’s been scientifically proven that unclean air conditioning systems which contain bacteria build up etc, have dramatically increased hayfever symptoms, breathing and respiratory problems and much more. What Causes Air Conditioning Systems To Smell? This simple to use, one shot aerosol requires no additional equipment. The dispensed bactericide is combined with molecules that effectively disable odour causing substances. The inside of air-conditioning systems and vehicle interior are left sanitised and protected against further contamination, plus a fresh citrus like aroma is imparted. To prevent this from happening, all that you need to do is use an air con cleaner. They’re reasonably priced, will clean the air con system completely while eliminating any bad odours that it was creating. Upon first glance, it’s super expensive, especially for a 1 time use product. However, Nextzett recommends using Klima cleaner every 3-6 months whereas DWD2 tells us to expect a full year of freshness.

That said, there is questions about how long this product lasts. Obviously it’s a one-time use product, but I’ve heard people suggesting that the smells return after a while. Afterwards, switch your car’s engine off and open all the windows for 10 minutes. That’s it! Your AC system is now disinfected, deodorised and ready for your next journey. How often should I use an air-con bomb for optimal results?Some air conditioning cleaners will come in a foaming format with a tube attachment which is then directed into each air vent. Once the foam has been sprayed into the air vents, the solution begins breaking down any dirt and grime as well as bacteria to ensure that the vents are completely clean. How Do I Use An Air Conditioning Cleaner?

Then, following the manufacturers instructions, open the aerosol tin in a suitable location such as the footwell or edge of a seat. Close all the doors and windows and allow the aerosol tin to empty entirely. The time it takes to empty will vary between manufacturers, some take 10 minutes, some take 20.

The product comes with a special delivery system that allows the foaming cleaner to completely cover your evaporater, leaving behind 0 dirt. First of all, you’ll want to start the car and have the air conditioning system in operation. It’s really important to ensure that the AC is turned on and active. It’s also imperative to have the system in “recirculation” mode Due to the rapid cooling that occurs when the air-conditioning is employed, condensation forms on the interior surfaces of the air distribution system, providing a damp environment that will support the growth of bacteria, fungi and moulds. These can contribute to unpleasant odours within the vehicle along with, as one example, spores liberated from the growing organisms, which can contribute to asthma and other respiratory conditions.

If you’ve read any of my other articles, you’ll know that I’m a big fan of Meguiars products. I believe that they’re very well priced and almost always perform as expected.A car air freshener bomb is essentially an aerosol that won’t turn off once activated. If you’ve ever gone paintballing, it works a bit like a smoke grenade; you pull the pin and smoke comes out until the vessel is empty. Unlike a smoke bomb, however, this smoke will leave a nice smell and remove bad odours. How do I use it? There are many types of air-con cleaner bomb on the market. They usually consist of a single-use aerosol can which you place in the footwell of the front passenger seat. When activated, the powerful, scented spray is released, flowing through the vents and ducts of your car’s AC system. If you are experiencing unpleasant smells, moments after turning on your air conditioning, you may need to set-off a ‘bomb’ to refresh your vehicle interior. Once the can has emptied entirely and all of the aerosol has evaporated, switch off the car and allow the car to vent for a period of time. Again, this will be different per manufacturer and product so be sure to follow the instructions fully. Put simply, these are aerosol cans that are activated within the car, which penetrate and disinfect the parts of the ventilation system through which the air flows. This includes, within the heater unit, the external surface of the air conditioning evaporator and the vents. They neither maintain the sealed part of the air conditioning system nor the pressurised system, including the compressor.