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Stock Photo: Algae growing in the air conditioner drain hose

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This Stock Photo, whose title is "Algae growing in the air conditioner drain hose"[137061929], includes tags of air conditioning, lop, turn off. The author of this item is mits (No.70592). Sizes from XL to are available and the price starts from US$50.00. You can download watermarked sample data (comp images), check the quality of images, and use Lightbox after signing up for free. See all

Algae growing in the air conditioner drain hose 137061929

Algae growing in the air conditioner drain hose

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Stock Photo: Algae growing in the air conditioner drain hose tags

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The drain hose of the air conditioner outdoor unit was deteriorated, so I cut it and connected it to a new one. [137061928] The air conditioner drain hose had deteriorated and cracked, causing algae to grow from the crack. [137061930]