This DIY Helps You Clean Your Fridge Coils
Cabin Life Left Header Ad

This DIY Helps You Clean Your Fridge Coils

Do you know that many manufacturers recommend cleaning the coils on your refrigerator at least twice a year?

This DIY Helps You Clean Your Fridge Coils
 
Do you know that many manufacturers recommend cleaning the coils on your refrigerator at least twice a year? It’s true — but the job is such a chore that very few of us actually do it!
 

Dan Gleissner of Prescott, Arizona, came up with a way to make the task less burdensome. He uses duct tape to secure a length of ½" PVC pipe (which fits beneath the coils) into the end of a shop vacuum hose. Then he caps the end of the pipe and drills a few holes in it. This creates suction at each hole, making a simple cleaning “wand” that gets those coils dust-free in no time.

How to Clean Fridge Coils Yourself

Duct tape and PVC pipe (with a series of 3/8" holes drilled down one side) transform your shop vacuum into a refrigerator coil cleaning tool.

Editor's Picks

All products featured are carefully reviewed and selected by our editors. As an Amazon Associate, we earn a commission from qualifying purchases.

Subscribe Now + Get 2 Free Gifts!