Simple Green Foaming Coil Cleaner - 32 Fl Oz

Bought this last week to prepare for using the AC. We are in an unexpected heat wave for this time of year, and this stuff worked wonders! Got so much more gunk off the coils than the product we used last year- and the air has been feeling great since turning it on. Husband said it was easy to use, he liked how quick the job went, and overall was a good purchase.

I recently used the Simple Green Foaming Coil Cleaner 20oz to service my home’s HVAC unit, and I am beyond impressed. If you've been putting off cleaning your coils because it seems like a chore, this is the solution you need. Why It’s a Must-Have: Powerful Clinging Foam: The foam really stays where you spray it. It lifts dirt, dust, and grease out of the fins effectively, reaching deep into the unit where a brush or cloth simply can't go. Convenient Design: The ability to spray upside down is a total game-changer. It allowed me to get into the tightest angles of the evaporator core without the can sputtering or losing pressure. Professional Results: After one application and a quick rinse, my coils looked brand new. I’ve noticed a definite improvement in my unit's efficiency and air cooling speed since the cleaning. Safe and Non-Toxic: I love that this formula is self-rinsing on condensate coils and has a very mild scent. It’s much more pleasant to work with than the harsh, caustic chemicals found in other industrial cleaners. Final Verdict: This is hands-down the best DIY maintenance product I've bought this year. It saved me a $150 service call and did a professional-grade job in about 20 minutes. Highly recommended!

Excellent cleaner for the outside compressor and inside condenser coils. These cans are heavy and have plenty of cleaner for a few units. I will definitely buy again.

Very easy to use "homeowner-friendly" AC coil cleaning product. If your coils are heavily soiled, you will need a professional cleaning. If you choose to use this product at least twice per year on new or recently cleaned coils, this will help keep your coils clean. Don't forget to change your filters REGULARLY. I also use this on the outside coils with a fresh water rinse.

Cleaner did a decent job on the condenser coils. It is a Trane unit with spine fin coils. Hosed down from inside, then mixed half gallon 3-1 mix per directions on simple green cleaner jug. Removed fan housing, and sprayed inside coils thoroughly with cleaner using a pump sprayer. Cleaner did not foam up at all, let it sit for 15 minutes. Then hosed it down real good making about 5 passes on the inside coils rinsing them off. Even though the mix did not foam using pump sprayer, coils were alot cleaner afterwards. Did not remove the side panels, tranes ventilation slots are angled upwards making it difficult, or to get right angle to get outside of coils. Just hosed it the best i could from outside. Half gal mix got me the entire inside good & 2 sides from outside. Maybe a "foam gun" might make it foam, not sure, but again it did clean the condenser coils real good on inside. Probably enough in simple green jug to last 4-5 years, with 1 good cleaning per season.

Very effective on cleaning oily stuff without the other not so harmful stuff. Easy to use spray. Use to clean our tire rims. The smell i can deal with it just make sure to use in a well ventilated area.

Just bought a house and the ac coils were filthy. This stuff worked fast and was easy to use

My RV AC unit was acting weird. After the compressor turned off, the auto fan would drone on and on as if it was sensing a frozen evaporator coil (it wasn’t frozen). After cleaning the AC coils and fins with this product, the AC unit returned to working perfectly! It smells decent, too. Kudos!

Works great for cleaning my AC coil. Added some cleaning solution into a small pressure sprayer and water pumped it up and hosed down the coil, used water hose with nozzle cleaned it all up, ready for the season, do it again next year.

Muy util para limpiar los serpentines metálicos de una unidad de minisplit. Es importante notar que el producto debe diluirse con agua, y se debe utilizar un atomizador que tenga una bomba de presión.

Funciona muy bien para limpiar los serpentines tanto del equipo de afuera como el de adentro