YOUR RESEARCHMusty odor from A/C
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it worked for me and it was easy to do with a pleasant scent...
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Seems that either there is something organic in my A/C system or that there is an odor associated with the A/C coolant. After an inactive period this summer I had to have system recharged but had noted odor before that. Odor persists with recharged config. Any ideas?????
Mould and mildew growth is fairly common in modern day "tightly woven" AC evaporators. Go to airsept.com and read up on their EED as a possible solution.
Many auto parts stores sell a mold spray that you can use to get rid of the smell.
turn your AC on full blast and spray LYSOL "linen" scent into your air vents... .give it a 5 second blast only and see how it smells after... don't exceed 5 seconds.... do it in increments... it worked for me and it was easy to do with a pleasant scent... linen I find is the least noticeable scent... IMO.
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