Brand : Uncle Todd's
Scent : Unscented
Item Weight : 16 Ounces
State of matter : Liquid
Product Benefits : Cleans Drain, Prevents Buildup, Removes Clog
About this item
? Fast-Acting & Long-Lasting: Quickly clears tough AC Drain Line clogs while providing lasting protection for your HVAC system, ice makers, soda fountains, drinking fountains and pumps.
? Prevents Costly Repairs: Eliminates organic gunk and buildup to keep your system running smoothly and avoid expensive fixes.
? Simple & Versatile: Easy-to-use formula, perfect for both professionals and DIY homeowners.
? Specialized Formula: Tailored for AC drain lines but versatile enough for ice makers, mini-splits, and more.
? Safe for pipes: Plant-based, non-toxic formula made without chlorine, phosphates, or harsh irritants for a worry-free clean that's compatible with septic and sewer systems.
? 8 Month Supply: Up to 8 months supply for preventative maintenance, just pour in 2oz per month.
Product specifications
Item details
Brand Name : Uncle Todd's
Product Benefits : Cleans Drain, Prevents Buildup, Removes Clog
Unit Count : 16.0 Fluid Ounces
Manufacturer : Uncle Todd's
Number of Items : 1
UPC : 860011549055
Model Number : HVAC Drain Line Cleaner
Part Number : HVAC Drain Line Cleaner
Best Sellers Rank : #10,381 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #26 in Chemical Drain Openers
ASIN : B0DPLPKB5Z
? #10,381 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household)
? #26 in Chemical Drain Openers
Features & Specs
Scent : Unscented
State of Matter : Liquid
Item Form : Liquid
Measurements
Item Weight : 16 Ounces
Liquid Volume : 16 Fluid Ounces
Product description
Protect your home’s central air system. Clears blockages, prevents overflows, and keeps your cooling system running strong all year long.
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