Biofilm forms when free-floating microorganisms adhere to a surface. In an HVAC system, coils and other moisture-filled areas where dirt and dust usually accumulate present an ideal breeding ground for microbial growth. In this post, a trusted HVAC repair and installation company discusses the effects of biofilm in your HVAC system and shares tips for preventing or eliminating it.
Biofilm is often found in industrial environments and can plague some mechanical systems. The buildup of slimy microorganisms in heating and air conditioning systems can affect the flow of heat across a surface. It can also contribute to the premature corrosion of the surface and the spread of bacteria, viruses and mildew throughout your living space.
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