Common Health Issues Caused by Bacteria in your Car’s AC

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Common Health Issues Caused by Bacteria in Your
Cars AC
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A cars AC accumulates bacteria when the air that
travels into the car through the air
conditioners evaporator and vents carries mold
and bacterial particles.
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When youre inside the car with the AC on and the
windows closed, youll be inhaling the air that
blows out of the air conditioner vents.
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This means youll also inhale the bacteria
through the air, which can cause several health
issues such as minor headaches to more serious
allergic reactions.
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Here are other health issues caused by bacteria
in your cars air conditioning system
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Headache
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Experiencing headaches while inside your car,
may be caused by a lack of clean air and
breathing in the dirty air can also cause
fatigue, drowsiness, leading to increased blood
pressure.
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Stuffy nose
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When you find that your nose gets easily
blocked, dry or stuffy while traveling in your
car, it is a sign that your air conditioner is
not circulating clean air.
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Allergic reactions
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In people who are extremely allergic to mold,
sneezing and coughing are common health issues,
caused by mold in your air conditioning unit.
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Bacterial infections
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Symptoms of infections include dry or itchy
skin, fever, cough, and other more serious
respiratory problems such as pneumonia.
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Avoid bacteria in your car AC
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Since your car air conditioning unit is always
exposed to dust, dirt and moisture, its normal
for bacteria to multiply inside it.
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However, here are some methods to get rid of the
common causes of bacteria and molds.
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Antibacterial spray
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Use an anti-bacterial killing spray to
temporarily get rid of bacteria inside your car
and leave it for around 30 to 60 minutes before
you use the car.
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Clean the vents
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Use a clean cloth and soak it with vinegar, then
wipe your air conditioner vents to remove any
dirt and bacteria.
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Clean the air filter
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Having your air filter cleaned or replaced is a
great way to remove the mold and any other
sources of bacteria in your car air conditioning.
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