Leak SaverFoam Blaster AC Coil Cleaner for AC Unit 3-Pack | No Rinse Formula for Evaporators & Condensers | Neutral Citrus Scent

Ok on my rv my coils were so plugged when It got above 90 the ac would trip my breaker so it was plugged three cans later and yes rabbit of a mess its 90% clean no breaker issues its cooling well now mine was an extreme plug so if it was done once a year as maintenance i can see how it would work well regardless its a good product be sure to turn you breaker off before using just in case great product easy to use

I had build-up on the outside of my coil box so bad, it looked like someone had melted a plastic bag over it. Literally, the outside had the appearance of a shiny fabric. Needed three cans, used mostly inside the box, but also used on the outside to soften the goop up. Spray nozzle with a wide pattern took it off in gloppy sheets. Needed a lot of rinsing, but I’m now a believer. This stuff works great.

The nozzle arrived permanently bent at about 45 degrees and about10% of the foam dribbled out on the can and on my hand while spraying. Otherwise it worked well. Good foaming and cleaning action.

Works really well loosening the dirt and grime from the coils. Washed right off. If your sprayer has the fan setting use it. The jet setting can bend the fins on the coils.

The media could not be loaded. Look, I'm just a regular homeowner who doesn't know a condenser from a coffee pot. My A/C guy, who I pay twice a year to visit, wanted another $219 per unit just to clean them. I said, "Nah, I've got YouTube and questionable judgment."The adventure began. I lost five screws (pretty sure they're a sacrifice to the A/C gods now). I sweated off 8 lbs, which immediately negated the fried chicken ($1.25) and Gatorade ($1.50) I had to consume to recover. Factor in the water to clean the unit ($6) and the soap to wash my disgusting clothes ($0.72), and this DIY project still came out way ahead.I picked this brand because it was cheap. My philosophy is to buy the cheap thing first, and if it fails, then buy the expensive one. Happy to report, this stuff works. The A/C is blowing cold, and my wallet is only slightly lighter.Am I a paid actor? Maybe. Maybe I'm sitting on a pile of money from "Big Foam." You'll never know. Just buy it. Or don't. But you'll probably love it.

Air conditioner condenser cooling fins can easily collect dirt and plant debris. A hose and high-pressure nozzle might not be enough to clean the cooling surfaces. This product has the muscle to gently remove performance-robbing dirt and leave surfaces corrosion-free. When you apply this product, you will be impressed by the scrubbing foam. Unlike many chemical products, this spray does not have a harsh chemical smell. The foam appears immediately and leaves the surface clean and not sticky.

It did a bang up job for cleaning the coils on my condenser. I didn't know that should be done every year to insure my unit was operating as efficiently as it should be and will last longer.

Worked great but 1 1/2 cans to foam up the exterior compressor. Worked great on interior air handler coil. Sticks well and stream reached far recesses. Will continue to use on interior coils but will likely opt for less expensive concentrate and foam gun for exterior.