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RamAir - the ClearView Duct Cleaning System

A new revolution in duct cleaning that lets the customer see all the dust and dirt being collected. And that's dust and dirt that won't be blown out of the heating ducts onto their freshly cleaned carpets, accumulating on countertops, and being sucked into their lungs as they breathe.

The patented RamAir system is more effective, more reliable, much faster, gentler on duct work, and less expensive than the rotary brush systems.

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[Lv2Wn2]

My ducts have been cleaned using this RamAir system. It's amazing the dust and debris that is removed. I recommend it highly.

[RamAirIndustries]

This 4 minute video merely touches on how the system works.

The areas of the duct system to which you refer are indeed cleaned using the RamAir System.

If you would like to call me and ask me to explain how the system works in detail, please do.

I'll be happy to explain exactly how many, many carpet cleaners across the globe are now very successful duct cleaners by using the RamAir Duct Cleaning System.

Thanks for viewing!

David Hart, Founder/CEO RamAir Industries

[RamAirIndustries]

@JohnEod67 Good question John!

The RamAir System utilizes the negative air movement in the return ducts for the cleaning of them.

Please go to our website and click on the "Videos" tab and watch the video called "Return Duct Cleaning." ;-)

[RamAirIndustries]

@JohnEod67 Yes, the RamAir System can remove bricks, rocks, chunks of wood/sheetrock from ducts.

If you've been in the HVAC cleaning industry, you're aware that many duct systems contain these very items.

It's true, most tool boxes contain more than a hammer.

Your duct cleaning arsenal, however, need only contain the RamAir System.

[RamAirIndustries]

@swauss While it's understandable to be skeptical about new systems, your assessment of the RamAir System couldn't be more inaccurate.

The RamAir System cleans ALL of the return, supply and trunk line(s) in the HVAC system.

I invite you to try the RamAir System for yourself before making rash judgement calls.

I assure you, you will be extremely impressed with it's performance... I personally guarantee it will do a much better job than your portable brush systems, without damaging the ducts ;-)

[swauss]

Im sorry but I'm calling bull**** on the RAMAir. You really need to know what how a HVAC system works from the return air duct-work panning and filter racks to the supply plenum housing a A or W coil of which gets plugged with dirt its self, your system in no way could clean the entire HVAC system from what Ive seen its just cleaning a few feet of the runs NOT the entire system I for one would feel like I was dishonest if I was using that system. stick with carpet cleaning leave ducts to HVAC

[JohnEod67]

You said your hose can suck up a brick! True maybe! I’ve seen a vacuum suck up 10lb bowling ball before. But try and push that semi ridged 1.5 inch vacuum hose past sharp sheet metal edges, joints, sheet metal screws, dampers, flexible vinyl ducts, and 90degree oval pipe, etc….

When it comes to duct cleaning one tool cannot do it all. Let’s face it there is more than a hammer in every tool box.

[JohnEod67]

You claims to harness the power of furnace (up to 2000cfm) to assist in cleaning process, this may work on supply side which is under positive pressure (let’s leave static and velocity out of equation, but return side which is under a negative pressure and sucking debris into furnace blower, condensing, evaporator coil, etc… away from your collection box. (Not including duct leakage) How do you harnessing power of the furnace when it’s pulling away from your air ball and collection box/vacuum?

[GuaranteeCleaning]

Hi John,

Construction debris, chunks, tile, grout, etc... not a problem for the RamAir System.

After the debris is blasted from the sides with the duct ball, the vacuum hose is then run down the entire duct. We've literally removed whole bricks from duct systems.

The CFM dissipation you described is true for all duct cleaning "negative air" type systems. "Negative Air" duct cleaning is recommended by the National Air Duct Cleaner's Association.

--David Hart, Inventor- RamAir System

[JohnEod67]

Let’s be real. Dust bunnies, lint and paper maybe?? But then try construction debris like wood chunks, tile, grout, drywall, lego’s, army men, marbles, pet food or beer bottles; Yes beer bottles and lunch sacks.

Now let’s talk about 2000cfm’s, Yes at Furnace (largest residential) add duct length, elbows and leakage you’ll be lucky to get 50 to 150cfm though average 6” duct run. Let along glorified 1.5inch vacuum hose running out to the truck in driveway.

Can't clean ducts in 1 hour..LOL

[RamAirIndustries]

@deadrabbit55 We're absolutely cleaning the trunk lines, return ducts, furnace, etc.

The RamAir System is by far not only the most affordable portable duct cleaning system available in the world, but also the most effective.

No other duct cleaning system can match it's affordability, power, versatility and effectiveness.

[deadrabbit55]

Your only cleaning the supply runs? What about the trunk lines, return airs, furnace, blower and A coil?