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| rogerstraw
 |  "Dax detergent"
, posted Fri 9 May 13:16  
Is there any cleaning detergend other than Dax, which is rather pricey, that can be used to clean the cells in an electronic air cleaner? I understand automatic dishwashing liquid can be used. Is this ture and which brand? I understand there are stipulations as to chlorine content, etc. Thank you
rogerstraw
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| learner
| "Re(1):Dax detergent" , posted Sat 10 May 00:23
Hi,
I wash the cells with kitchen dish washer. Been doing this many years. I leave it outside when weather is breezy and hot to dry them
good before putting it back.
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| yuri
| "Re(1):Dax detergent" , posted Fri 9 May 19:24
Use "Simple Green" or any other citrus based soap. Talked to a rep from Honeywell and he recommended them. Not as corrosive to the aluminum.
Yuri
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| | wondering
| "Re(2):Dax detergent" , posted Sat 10 May 10:55
special HD calclean -- one part calclean to four parts water, spray it on, let it set 5 - 15 minutes, wash it off with garden hose good, and let it dry. Read the directions on the bottle, and what it cleans just under the label.
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