Tips for cleaning titanium heat exchangers

1. Sodium citrate cleaning method: Dissolve an appropriate amount of sodium citrate in warm water to make a cleaning solution. Sodium citrate has a certain ability to remove dirt and scale, and is relatively mild and safe for titanium materials.
2. White vinegar soaking method: Add a certain proportion of white vinegar to an appropriate amount of water and soak the titanium heat exchanger in it for a period of time. The acidity of white vinegar can help dissolve some dirt, but it is necessary to control the soaking time to avoid adverse effects on titanium.
3. Baking soda scrubbing method: Mix baking soda into a paste, dip it with a soft cloth or sponge, and gently scrub the surface of the titanium heat exchanger. Baking soda has a certain decontamination effect and is relatively mild.
4. Steam flushing method: Use a steam spray gun to flush the surface and interior of the heat exchanger. The high temperature and impact of steam help remove dirt.