Thursday, August 10, 2006
Electrostatic Air Filter Cleaning ... by Using Cloth Wipers ...
Electrostatic Air Filter Cleaning
Simple Green product should be diluted 1-part-Simple Green to 10-parts-water for heavily dirty or greasy filters - or 1-part-Simple Green to 32-parts-water for lightly dirty, non-greasy filters.
Dip the filter into a large container filled with diluted cleaning solution and dunk agitate repeatedly until filter looks clean, (or, spray the diluted solution onto the filter from top to bottom,) and then rinse thoroughly with clean water until there is no foaminess to the rinse water at all. Using hot water can usually achieve a cleaner rinse in a shorter time than cold water.
Make sure filter is completely dry before reinstalling into electronic filtering equipment. (Drying with a blow-dryer can speed this up.)
Telephone toll free at 877-747-3854
Electrostatic Air Filter Cleaning
Simple Green product should be diluted 1-part-Simple Green to 10-parts-water for heavily dirty or greasy filters - or 1-part-Simple Green to 32-parts-water for lightly dirty, non-greasy filters.
Dip the filter into a large container filled with diluted cleaning solution and dunk agitate repeatedly until filter looks clean, (or, spray the diluted solution onto the filter from top to bottom,) and then rinse thoroughly with clean water until there is no foaminess to the rinse water at all. Using hot water can usually achieve a cleaner rinse in a shorter time than cold water.
Make sure filter is completely dry before reinstalling into electronic filtering equipment. (Drying with a blow-dryer can speed this up.)
Telephone toll free at 877-747-3854
# posted by Jack : 4:22:00 PM
"Cleanliness is indeed next to godliness." --Christopher Morley
