Advantage Steam Cleaners - Fight the Chewing Gum Mess Faster

Eliminating chewing gum is often a difficult and laborious task dreaded by many. It is common to find gum residue left stuck on surfaces for years. The longer it sits, the more difficult it is to remove. The introduction of steam cleaners for gum removal has brought about a change in this area. Equipped with the right technology and machines, gum residue can be eliminated in a matter of seconds.

Gum removal steam cleaners typically have a gum removal solution that dissolves the chewing gum. High temperatures soften the gum further. The softened gum residue is then agitated and loosened by a brush. The final step is to use a powerful vacuum that extracts the gum residue.

Using these machines to remove chewing gum has many advantages over traditional methods. The process of removal is much faster with these machines. They reduce labor and lower operating costs. They leave very little to be cleaned up afterwards, further reducing time and labor involved.

Daimer® supplies GUM EXTERMINATOR® systems of various sizes and strengths. For instance, the KleenJet® GUM EXTERMINATOR® Mega 1000CVGP features pressure levels up to 89°F and temperature levels of 320°F. Included with every GUM EXTERMINATOR® machine is Daimer®’s GUM EXTERMINATOR® liquid to further help eliminate gum residue. In addition, the 1000CVGP includes Daimer®’s ATIS® technology, proven to eliminate more than 99 percent of disease causing germs and bacteria often associated with chewing gum residue.

Always purchase machines from reputable suppliers such as Daimer® to ensure you receive quality products and services. For further information on steam cleaners for removing gum, visit www.daimer.com.

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How to Steam Clean Condenser Coils

Condenser coils should be cleaned regularly to save on electricity costs and to provide optimal cooling. When they eject air, condenser coils tend to attract dust, germs, pollen, mold, leaves, animal hair, and fine linen strands. The traditional method of cleaning condenser coils is sponge scrubbing with soap and water. The problem with this method is that it may not clean the coils completely. Moreover, strong chemicals in the detergent may even damage them. Therefore, using steam cleaners for cleaning coils is the best option.

Steam cleaners rarely require the use of detergents, though green coil cleaners, like Eco-Green® Evaporator Coil Cleaner, can be used in conjunction with the system to speed up the cleaning process. The superheated steam ejected by top grade machine from Daimer® loosens dirt, while the attached vacuum suctions it off the surface. Daimer®, a well known distributor of cleaning equipment, offers steam cleaners with temperature levels as high as 360°F and pressure levels up to 150 psi. Some steam cleaners are equipped with the vacuum facility, as discussed above, so that residual dirt can be removed from the surface without manual handling.

To clean the coils, point the nozzle on the coil and apply steam at a low pressure level. Make sure the steam is applied in the direction of the fins to prevent creasing. Steam cleaning condenser coils is perfectly safe as long as you follow these guidelines and other instructions by the manufacturers and dealers.

Make sure the coil is in good condition before you apply steam. High temperatures can damage worn out coils further. Particularly dangerous is corrosion of the fin and coil joint. Never use steam cleaners on damaged coils. To ensure optimum safety, replace coils when they wear out.

Daimer® retails many steam cleaners and accessories required for cleaning condenser coils. Visit www.daimer.com to learn more about these machines.

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