With the growing concern for stale indoor air, fungus, mold, Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning smoke and other microbial pollutants and particulates such as dust mites, dead skin cells and construction debris, more people have been seeking solutions to improve their indoor air quality. Unfortunately, some reputable and unscrupulous businesses have taken advantage of this concern by promising to clean ducts. The results of several studies have shown that cleaning methods such as the contact, air sweep and mechanical brush procedures are only modestly effective in reducing the amount of particulates present in the one micron range or less.

A negative air method that combines powerful suction with reverse airflow allows for a thorough whole-system clean and has been proven to be the most effective way to remove contaminants from ducts. This type of cleaning is particularly well suited for older or flexible duct systems and for those who want a quick, efficient system cleaning.

Using a variety of brushes and air whips, this technique loosens the particles, which are then drawn into vacuum collection equipment for removal from the system. This type of cleaning is suitable for ducts that are made from bare sheet metal or duct board lined with fiberglass.

Some service providers propose applying biocides (disinfectants, germicides or deodorants) to the inside of ducts and other system components. While these products may be effective, they should only be applied to unlined ducts and with great caution to avoid damaging the interior surfaces. In addition, occupants of the home should leave the premises while these products are being applied and must be used strictly according to the product label instructions.

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