Cleaning LG Refrigerator Condenser Coil 

Of course, often customers have not only a dusty but also an oily coil, because some customers cook a lot. and such coils cannot simply be vacuumed.

Yes steam. It makes sense when customers cook a lot, and lint stock and dust sticks to the coil due to the oil layer that settles over the years. A regular vacuum cleaner cannot pick up this dust.

After cleaning? Anytime.

Steam doesn't make sense, does it?

Yes steam. It makes sense when customers cook a lot, and lint stock and dust sticks to the coil due to the oil layer that settles over the years. A regular vacuum cleaner cannot pick up this dust.

@@vivito352 Ah, ok that makes sense for steam to be used in this case.

Very helpful.