how is it applied or used ? Dropped into the AC vents or what ?
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You drop it in the water pan. You take off the drain hose at the furnace and drop the pellet(s) in the pan. It was easy and worked for me.
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You can push a tablet thru the vents on the sides of a window air conditioner. I used them in my dehumidifier.
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The pan is under the evaporator. This is where it goes. For those without a pan, the best that can be done is to place the pellet at the meeting point of the individual troughs, just before the drain line begins. The Rheem has a small red plug at that point (bottom left of evaporator case). The goal, as best as possible, is to prevent the scum to build up within the drain line. Such a build can lead to an overflow which can do some serious harm to what's around the evaporator (duct work, carpet, etc). Also mold can form which is not healthy.
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Really just the vent surface. But, if the air has been on a while (say about 5 minutes), the temperature of the air just as it exits the vent will be pretty much the same as the vent surface.
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It's made with petroleum distilates. Apply in ventilated area, avoid breathing it.
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Hi Hanna, I think the moths are getting around the AC and not through it. I installed in sash window and used the foam strip in the gap between the windows. Examine carefully for any space or gap that the moth can go through. Use tape to cover gaps. Good luck.
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Thanks for the reply. Worked GREAT in the application...now we will see how it stands-up to the summer interior heat of the car.
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I the sticky moldy liquid that you mention is from the air conditioning vent. That's what I think mine is coming from.
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It screws down from the outside so I don't see why the old vent cover needs to be functional, as long as you can open it or cut it off. However, removing the old vent cover is going to leave a way for air to escape. I suggest checking out some of the various videos on YouTube that show installation.
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The unit is vented to the outside, any AC unit generates heat as it cools- it would not be efficient otherwise to vent the unit in the room it is cooling.
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I put mine in the path of the air blowing from a vent and it worked very well. The vent forced air towards the unit and then the unit cleaned it and spread it throughout the room.
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You apply it to the computers processor by squeezing it out onto the processor then spreading it evenly around with the tip alone is fine, making sure 100% of the processor is covered with a thin coat but not too much or it will goo over when you tighten down the cpu cooler. The heat and screws holding the cooling unit to the motherboard/cpu will even out any areas that weren't perfectly smooth :) It helps the cpu conduct heat through the cooling unit :) creating a perfect bond with no air between.
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It's used with the existing vent. The existing vent will actually open inside this vent cover. You can leave the vent covers open in the rain with these.
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You are NOT to use it when the air conditioner is in use. Only us it in the autumn through spring. We purchased mainly to help keep falling leaves from getting into it.
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The cord sticks through the slot in the vent cover. As it sits flush to the floor, they only had two options for attaching the power cord: (1) stick the end through a slot, or (2) make one end of the cover "solid" and have a hole to push the cord through. Same result in that the power cord would still be sticking through the cover, although one way would have decreased the surface area of the "slots". Very quiet and we have been very happy with it. We have two of them in the master bedroom. Along with putting a reflective/filter film over the windows, it has made a real difference in the temperature of the room. The cord sticks through the slot in the vent cover. As it sits flush to the floor, they only had two options for attaching the power cord: (1) stick the end through a slot, or (2) make one end of the cover "solid" and have a hole to push the cord through. Same result in that the power cord would still be sticking through the cover, although one way would have decreased the surface area of the "slots". Very quiet and we have been very happy with it. We have two of them in the master bedroom. Along with putting a reflective/filter film over the windows, it has made a real... » Read More The cord sticks through the slot in the vent cover. As it sits flush to the floor, they only had two options for attaching the power cord: (1) stick the end through a slot, or (2) make one end of the cover "solid" and have a hole to push the cord through. Same result in that the power cord would still be sticking through the cover, although one way would have decreased the surface area of the "slots". Very quiet and we have been very happy with it. We have two of them in the master bedroom. Along with putting a reflective/filter film over the windows, it has made a real difference in the temperature of the room. « Show Less
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That little white tab that pull out, don't. It makes no sense. It allows very little out side air to come in. Makes the a/c less efficient when the a/c is working. Plus, insects can come through it. The picture only trying to show you how it works, it only opens so far. It's only an options for outside air, but if you leave it open while using the a/c instead of just the fan, then your a/c will not cool your place as well and you'll use more electricity.
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This is a cover to protect your a/c unit when it's NOT being used (i.e. off season). You should never cover your unit if it's still being used. You'll overheat your a/c unit.
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Probably 6-12 hours, depending on temp and humidity. I installed it at night in my garage (around 9pm) and it was cured/dry the next morning. It was in late April and it was a cool, non-humid night too. I'm willing to bet it would be "set" within 2-4hrs with decent circulation and it seemed to dry fairly quickly when I was applying it so it may take even less time than that.
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It goes over your existing vent. It allows you to keep your vents open but doesn't allow the wind to rip them off while traveling or allow rain in while stationary. We highly recommend. Hope this helps.