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Frankeex OP t1_j7ysgof wrote
Thank you!
Flolania t1_j7tbhpy wrote
Use the vacuum cleaner with the handheld brush attachment from both sides?
Frankeex OP t1_j7tmsct wrote
Unfortunately that doesn't get it out. I did try that! Thanks for the suggestion though.
brightlights55 t1_j7th7hl wrote
Anti-static mops?
Mysterious-Ad7019 t1_j7tk69v wrote
Pipe cleaners or anything else like a toothbrush for kids + vacuum cleaner hose next to that to suck up loose dust.
Frankeex OP t1_j7tmtmz wrote
I don't know what they are but I'll get them! Thanks.
Fire__Marshall__Bill t1_j7um85b wrote
If you don't know what a toothbrush is we have bigger problems than your A/C vent! ;o)
Frankeex OP t1_j7ys90m wrote
Hahaha, I mean the pipe cleaner of course silly! :p
Fire__Marshall__Bill t1_j7zteor wrote
Yeah, I knew what you meant. As you said just being silly. :o)
Fire__Marshall__Bill t1_j7um2xr wrote
Is that not a thumbscrew on the left for removing the grille? Or yes it is, but the wood frame blocks removal?
If it can't come out, and vacuuming doesn't work, you could blast it with compressed air. It for sure will make a mess, and you'll have to clean your filter after, but it should work.
Unless that is greasy dust that sticks onto the surface then I think you're looking at using a damp cloth (or toothbrush like Mysterious-Ad7019 mentioned) and going 1 by 1 to clean them out.
Stinkieface t1_j7uo3wa wrote
I would just pull it out and get a new one. Those are light diffusers they sell them at pretty much any hardware store cheap and easy to cut.
Or just pull it out and spray with a hose
Frankeex OP t1_j7yse47 wrote
Non removable unfortunately :(
5degreenegativerake t1_j7uq9rl wrote
Unscrew it and take it to the car wash for a pressure washing.
Frankeex OP t1_j7ysfqw wrote
It can't be removed unfortunately. The unscrew bit only gives access to the filter, not to be able to remove the grate.
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OccasionallyImmortal t1_j7usg4n wrote
They look like 1/2" squares, in which case a .50 caliber cleaning mop would allow you to brush each square individually. Yes, that's tedious, but probably the only option that doesn't involve disassembly.
Too small? Try shotgun mops. This 20/28 gauge may fit.