Advantages of steam cleaning?

Why steam cleaning for air conditioning?

Saturated dry high-pressure steam is a gas that combines detergent and biocidal activity in a single step (combined effects of temperature and pressure).
Steam also has very significant cleaning power: it acts as a surfactant (detergent) that dissolves grease and cleans thoroughly without damaging surfaces, metals and electronic and electrical components.

For all these reasons, professional air-conditioning specialists have asked us to develop and create air-conditioning cleaning equipment:  High-pressure steam cleaner: CLIM 3000

Why use a professional steamer? Using a professional steam appliance

Air conditioning dry steam cleaner:

Faster cleaning on all flat surfaces, especially those with complex shapes, such as air conditioning units, engines, radiators, trolleys, wheels, air conditioning condenser cleaning, etc.

• Easier, quicker and more effective cleaning of surfaces and nooks and crannies that are notoriously difficult to clean, such as window sills, skirting boards and skirting board corners, door surrounds, heat exchangers, etc.
• Cleaning of electrical or electronic parts, following a precise procedure, without risk or damage: switches, sockets, lamp holders, motor units, etc.
• More environmentally-friendly cleaning, since detergent use is limited to a minimum. 50 % applicationsinstead of 100 % using the traditional method.
• More economical cleaning, thanks to the use of water alone in 50 % applications and the time saved by the operator (no wiping when using suction).
• Cleaning is more rewarding, healthier and much less tiring for the operator.

Steam cleaning methods for air conditioning

The traditional method before steam cleaning for air conditioning

It is carried out in 4 stages

1. Physical disposal of solid visible waste Vacuuming, sweeping, scraping, collecting, evacuating. 
2. Pre-wash Moisten thoroughly to help loosen stains.
3. Cleaning Removing stains from treated surfaces through a combined action of heat, mechanical action, contact time and chemistry: water + detergent (see "Cleaning circle" below).
4. Rinse Remove "waste - detergent" residues from surfaces.