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lv-ab: Air Conditioner drain

From: Sam Densler (no email)
Date: Wed Jul 11 2001 - 10:45:56 EDT

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    One more question now that I am on a roll.

    Seems that I have a partially blocked AC drain. A recent comment on
    this list indicated the smell and potentially destructive nature of
    the deionized water that results from the AC process. It seems that
    I am experiencing exactly that. I have been successful in clearing
    the blockage (at least partially) and I seem to get good flow for a
    couple of days but then the flow stops again. It is easy to clear by
    blowing through the hose but this must be accomplished every few
    days. Can anyone recommend a cleaner that may help with this
    situation? Bleach was recommended but I am a bit nervous because I
    was told that bleach would etch stainless steel and aluminum and I
    have also used ammonia and ammonia based cleaners in and around that
    area and don't know if I have a hazardous condition with the mix of
    ammonia and the chlorine from the bleach. I am sure the ammonia has
    dissipated by now but the use of bleach has never been a favorite of
    mine. Again, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Sam

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    Sam Densler
    S/V Stories She Could Tell
    Endeavour 37
    Melbourne, FL
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