Because it takes care of the air you breathe! Regular cleaning prevents fungi, viruses, and allergies, while also extending the unit's lifespan and reducing energy consumption.

The lifespan of an air conditioner increases significantly when cleaning, sanitization, and preventive maintenance are done regularly. For residential use, twice a year is recommended; for businesses, every three months.

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Ideally, every 3 months. At the very least, every 6 months.

This routine prevents the buildup of dust and microorganisms and keeps your unit running efficiently.

And remember: always rely on a specialized team!

Neglecting to clean your air conditioner can cause a range of problems, both for your health and the performance of the unit.

When not cleaned regularly, the AC becomes a breeding ground for dust mites, mold, fungi, and viruses. These microorganisms can trigger or worsen respiratory conditions such as allergic rhinitis, bronchitis, pneumonia, tonsillitis, asthma, and even Legionnaires' disease. Additionally, contaminated and poorly filtered air can dry out the lung mucus and airways, making the body more vulnerable to infections.

From a technical standpoint, the lack of cleaning leads to dirt buildup on internal components, reducing the system's efficiency. This increases energy consumption, shortens the unit's lifespan, and may cause serious malfunctions. Regular cleaning acts as preventive maintenance, allowing you to spot and fix small issues before they become costly repairs.

No, having an air conditioner in the workplace is not the same as having one at home. In commercial, public, or private spaces, specific legislation regulates the maintenance of these systems.

Law No. 13.589/2018 states that all buildings with shared-use environments and air conditioning systems must undergo regular maintenance. This maintenance should be performed every 3 months to ensure air quality and protect the health of the occupants.

Additionally, implementing the PMOC (Maintenance, Operation, and Control Plan) is mandatory. This plan outlines the necessary procedures for the proper operation of air conditioning systems, following ANVISA and Ministry of Health regulations.

PMOC stands for Maintenance, Operation, and Control Plan. It is a mandatory document that outlines the maintenance procedures for air conditioning systems. PMOC is required for buildings used by the public or for collective purposes that have artificially climate-controlled environments. Its goal is to ensure air quality, equipment efficiency, and safeguard people's health.

• Technical data of the establishment
• Detailed information about the equipment
• Cleaning, upkeep, and maintenance routines and frequency
• Number of occupants in each air-conditioned space
• Thermal load of the equipment
• Type of activity carried out in the space

Mechanical engineers, mechanical technologists, mechanical technicians, and professionals in chemical or industrial engineering are qualified to assess air quality and prepare the PMOC.

At Senhora Clean, we offer this document in full compliance with ANVISA regulations.

Failure to comply with PMOC requirements can result in penalties such as fines, warnings, closure of the establishment, or revocation of the operating license.

Yes, Senhora Clean can assist in preparing the PMOC. We are a company specialized in air conditioning cleaning and sanitization, and we have the experience to support the development of the Maintenance, Operation, and Control Plan.

We always follow all standards established by ANVISA, helping ensure that your environment - whether residential or commercial - complies with air quality regulations and that your system runs safely and efficiently.

Cleaning removes dirt and debris from the unit, while sanitizing eliminates microorganisms such as fungi and bacteria. At Senhora Clean, we perform both processes in the same service - at no additional cost.

It's a simpler process that can be done with water and cleaning products:

• Removes solid and liquid residues from the unit
• Prepares the equipment for sanitizing products

It's a more complex process, involving cleaning followed by disinfection:

• Eliminates live microorganisms that contaminate the equipment and environment
• Must be performed by trained professionals, such as Senhora Clean's technicians, certified by SENAI

Senhora Clean offers subscription plans for quarterly, semiannual, and annual cleaning and sanitizing services - all at affordable and highly cost-effective rates.

An air conditioner consists of two components: the evaporator and the condenser. The evaporator is the indoor unit (commonly known as the split), and it should be cleaned every six months in residential settings.

The condenser, which is the outdoor unit, should be cleaned at least once a year, although the frequency may vary depending on usage and environment.

For commercial settings, ANVISA regulations require that the evaporator be cleaned and sanitized every three months.

Many people are unaware that failure to maintain and clean air conditioning systems can result in fines for businesses.

Initially, the Ministry of Health established a set of rules through Ordinance 3.523/98 aimed at ensuring air quality in climate-controlled environments. The recommendation is that companies and condominiums hire certified technicians or specialized companies to clean air conditioning units regularly.

Later, the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) published Resolution 176/00, which requires periodic testing of air systems in public and collective spaces. These tests must be conducted by municipal health surveillance teams to ensure that the air is not contaminated.

Failure to comply with maintenance regulations can result in fines of up to R$ 200,000.

There are some clear and easy-to-spot signs in daily life. A dirty air conditioner may start showing signs like unpleasant odors, reduced performance, more frequent allergy symptoms, and even leaks.

Stay alert to the signs:

• Unpleasant smell when the unit is turned on
• Visible dust on furniture even after cleaning
• Increased allergy symptoms (sneezing, rhinitis, irritated eyes)
• Weak airflow, even at maximum power
• Poor performance: the room takes longer to cool or heat
• Water dripping (leaks)
• Strange noises during operation
• Higher electricity bills without increased usage
• Humid or stuffy environment even with the AC on

If you notice one or more of these signs, it's time to sanitize your unit. Regular maintenance ensures proper functioning, energy savings, and - most importantly - health and well-being for everyone in the space.

Because taking care of the air you breathe is serious business - and Senhora CLEAN takes it seriously!

We're a company specialized in air conditioning cleaning and sanitization, with a unique and empowering difference: our entire team is made up of women, trained by SENAI in the industry's best techniques.

We use high-tech, eco-friendly products designed to provide efficient and safe sanitization without harming the environment.

By choosing Senhora CLEAN, you ensure:

• Cleaner, healthier air for your home or business
• Fewer allergies and respiratory issues
• Lower energy bills
• Longer lifespan for your equipment
• A humanized and highly skilled service, delivered by women committed to excellence

A clean air conditioner, your health in check, and a refreshed space. With care, attention, and professionalism - that's the Senhora CLEAN way!

Our cleaning process is thorough and done with the care your unit (and your home!) deserves. Here's what's included:

• Filter: Carefully cleaned (we do not replace it)
• Coils: Responsible for cooling, sanitized to ensure efficiency and clean air
• Casing: The entire outer part of the unit is cleaned
• Fan (Turbine): Cleaned to maintain ideal and quiet airflow
• Electrical panel and wall: Covered and protected with a special plastic sheet to prevent contact with water or products

Everything is done with safety, technical expertise, and responsibility - to preserve both your equipment and your health!

The split model is one of the most popular due to its easy installation and simple maintenance. It works by exchanging heat between the indoor and outdoor environments, creating thermal comfort.

Here's how the cycle works:

1. A refrigerant fluid circulates between the two units (evaporator and condenser), passing through a compressor.
2. This fluid evaporates to absorb heat from the room and then condenses to release the heat outside.
3. It all happens without you even noticing - you just feel the space cooler and more comfortable!

The condenser is the external part of a split air conditioner. After the refrigerant fluid passes through the evaporator (where it absorbs heat from the indoor environment), it flows to the condenser. There, the hot refrigerant is cooled and returns to a liquid state, releasing the absorbed heat into the outside environment.

This is the process that keeps your home or office cool!

The evaporator is the indoor unit of the air conditioner, housing the air filters and the panel controlled by the remote. It's where warm air from the room is drawn in, cooled, and returned as cold air.

The evaporator's ventilation system distributes the cool air evenly throughout the space, guided by its movable fins. Meanwhile, the refrigerant that absorbed the heat is sent to the condenser (outdoor unit), continuing the cooling cycle.

We use a diluted detergent specifically designed for air conditioners - it won't stain your floor or harm the unit. And the best part: you can choose the type of sanitization - with a light fragrance or completely unscented. Everything is carefully chosen to respect your space and your preferences!

No. Our professionals specialize exclusively in air conditioning cleaning and sanitization. In addition to technical training, they wear bodycams to ensure transparency and safety during the service - all focused on delivering the quality, care, and trust you deserve.

On our first visit, we install an exclusive QR Code on your air conditioner. With it, you can use our app to access all your equipment's information: cleaning history, current condition, maintenance schedule, and much more!