Hi everyone,
Summer heat is coming and I was wondering – what's the best method to clean radiator’s form bugs, leaves, small stones, and etc. I've looked at my radiator fins and it seems like there are few small stones and some other minor stuff was stuck. Many manufacturers suggest that you clean outside radiator at least once a year.
How do I clean radiator fins from debris and dirt without damaging radiator and its fins? Is there some special tool some of you use or something? It seems like I have to remove radiator grille to reach most of the radiator's surface. Do you have any tips on how to make this job a little easier and more efficient? I'm sure that most of us here could use your advice.
I was also wondering how to clean condenser’s surface. I know that debris have to be removed. I also heard that there is some kind of fluid which kills bacteria on condenser and keeps it fresh and clean. Can you give some information/advice on how to perform this cleaning as well.
Thank you,
[ April 10, 2004, 02:52 PM: Message edited by: Titanium_Alloy ]
Summer heat is coming and I was wondering – what's the best method to clean radiator’s form bugs, leaves, small stones, and etc. I've looked at my radiator fins and it seems like there are few small stones and some other minor stuff was stuck. Many manufacturers suggest that you clean outside radiator at least once a year.
How do I clean radiator fins from debris and dirt without damaging radiator and its fins? Is there some special tool some of you use or something? It seems like I have to remove radiator grille to reach most of the radiator's surface. Do you have any tips on how to make this job a little easier and more efficient? I'm sure that most of us here could use your advice.
I was also wondering how to clean condenser’s surface. I know that debris have to be removed. I also heard that there is some kind of fluid which kills bacteria on condenser and keeps it fresh and clean. Can you give some information/advice on how to perform this cleaning as well.
Thank you,
[ April 10, 2004, 02:52 PM: Message edited by: Titanium_Alloy ]