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Steam Cleaning the Aircon

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 9:14 pm
by Chenonceau
I want to share with Mommies whose families have sinus... or stuck nose in air con rooms.

http://petunialee.blogspot.com/2011/01/ ... lener.html

I am not an employee of Karcher, nor do I sell Karcher products. There are plenty other brands of steam cleaners. However, the idea that we CAN sterilise our aircon blowers is relevant regardless of the brand of steam cleaner you buy... and it's great for your family's health.

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 10:37 pm
by justlynne
thanks for sharing this! sounds very good leh! i'm very tempted to try it! anyone else did this? i have no sinus prob but just want the aircon to smell nice and erm clean!

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 10:38 pm
by justlynne
any other brands of steam cleaner to share?

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 10:50 pm
by autumnbronze
Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.

I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 10:53 pm
by Chenonceau
justlynne wrote:any other brands of steam cleaner to share?
Dunno leh... I remember shopping around 6 years ago and there was an Italian brand... Can't remember. This time, it was an urgent item because The Husband's nose and throat were really very very uncomfortable. So, didn't shop around at all. Just rush down and buy.

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 10:57 pm
by Chenonceau
autumnbronze wrote:Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.

I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.
I am one happy mommy today... Sat on my kitchen floor and lovingly feel the tiles' smoothness! You should go get one and do your own aircon. Can do every week!

I went nuts today with mine. Did the grout lines, blasted all the black stuff off the sink top...

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 10:59 pm
by Happy Mama
autumnbronze wrote:Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.

I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.
So it's really effective huh? I haven't tried it before.

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 11:03 pm
by autumnbronze
Happy Mama wrote:
autumnbronze wrote:Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.

I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.
So it's really effective huh? I haven't tried it before.
Yes, it is.

You can tell the difference when you on the air-con and sleep the very day it has been steam-cleaned :D :D

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 11:05 pm
by autumnbronze
Chenonceau wrote:
autumnbronze wrote:Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.

I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.
I am one happy mommy today... Sat on my kitchen floor and lovingly feel the tiles' smoothness! You should go get one and do your own aircon. Other brands may be less pricey...
Thanks. Will most certainly keep your advice in mind.

Always have the impression that steam cleaners are very bulky. But I'm sure they would have newer and lighter models now.

Karcher is a very good brand to invest in :celebrate: :celebrate:

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 11:07 pm
by Happy Mama
autumnbronze wrote:
Happy Mama wrote:
autumnbronze wrote:Yes, I attest to the fact that steam cleaning works.

I do not own a steam cleaner, but engage professionals to have it serviced and steam clean them few times a yr.
So it's really effective huh? I haven't tried it before.
Yes, it is.

You can tell the difference when you on the air-con and sleep the very day it has been steam-cleaned :D :D
Wow! Must get the air con pros to try out once! :wink: