Air-Duct Cleaning
Hi all! We have a (new to us) 1998 Dutch Star Newmar 38' Diesel Pusher w/slide. My friends who sold it to us live in Maryland, and last year they had a horrendous infestation of stick bugs. Fortun...
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Effy wrote:
I know on a lot of RV's the ceiling ducts are nothing more than channels cut in the Styrofoam insulation. I would think a rigorous duct cleaning with long wands/rods etc might tear up the Styrofoam. On the heat ducts I also imagine that the ends are not screwed in like solid duct work in a house. Most is probably flex tubing and hose clamped or zip tied on. Again I would exercise caution here so as not to perforate the duct or pull it from any connection. Things you may not know when damage is done let alone fixing it if you do know.
Exactly.......
Any 'mechanical cleaning' will damage duct work.
Turn on furnace an use a vacuum hose down registers.
Turn on AC Fan and do the same.
