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Is this mold???

8 years ago

Is this mold on my a/c vents?..I notice it on all of my second floor vents. First floor vents are clean.

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klem1
8 years ago
I think you have dust and lint collecting on the grill. If the grill also collect's condensation,mold can grow on it. The root problem is dirt and possibly condensation. Are you planning to crawl through the hot dusty attic if we say it's necessary or will you hire a pro?
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8 years ago
Thanks for the input.

Hire a pro lol
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klem1
8 years ago
In this weather,I can't blame you for steering clear of the atic. It shouldn't be difficult for a pro to find the source and resolve it. A coil cleaning will likely be required and should make the system more efficient.
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