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Originally Posted by REDCART
I’ve seen several caveats about not using bleach or vinegar but I’m missing the rationale.
The condensate line flush entry connection is pvc pipe below the AC air exchange unit. So how could either cause damage to your AC, unless they’re saying the fumes rise from the condensate line upwards into the unit. I could understand if you’re pouring Clorox/vinegar into the AC drain pan.
I’ve also been looking at AC condensate brushes.
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My common sense tells me that both vinegar and bleach are corrosives and that the PVC pipe that runs from one end of the house to the other is most likely more than one pipe with a connector with some type of glue. If a corrosive is used, there could eventually be problems with the connector, then you will have an even bigger problem. I only use hot water for that reason. But I did read the response about the Dawn, so I may start doing that.
