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Insights from a Survey on Purchases After Air Conditioner Cleaning

In an effort to provide more valuable data to individuals dealing with air conditioner cleaning, the service platform, "おうちにプロ," conducted an insightful survey. Recent data indicate that nearly 70% of respondents contemplated purchasing related products following air conditioner cleaning, with about 40% ultimately making a purchase.

Survey Overview

This survey, which was conducted in March 2026, focused on understanding consumer behavior regarding purchases made after air conditioner maintenance. It involved a sample of 100 participants, comprising various demographic backgrounds. The responses highlighted a strong inclination towards maintaining cleanliness post-cleaning.

Key Findings:

• - Product Purchases: Among the respondents who made purchases, common items included:

- Vent covers (33 respondents)
- Anti-mold spray (26 respondents)
- Cleaning tools designed for air conditioners (19 respondents)

• - Purpose of Purchases: The primary reason cited for these purchases was the desire to maintain a clean environment, as noted by 55 respondents. Some respondents mentioned that they were prompted by suggestions from family or ads.
• - Timing of Purchases: Many purchases occurred relatively soon after cleaning, with most made within days to a month after the service.

Demographic Insights:

The survey captured a diverse age range, from teenagers to seniors, with varied weighted representations across different age groups:

• - Teenage respondents: 1
• - 20s: 15
• - 30s: 31
• - 40s: 28
• - 50s: 18
• - 60s and above: 7

Satisfaction Levels:

Interestingly, out of those who purchased related items, 30 respondents reported that their satisfaction regarding the use of the air conditioner improved post-purchase. However, 47 indicated no change in satisfaction, suggesting possible gaps in effective communication of product benefits.

Momentum for Maintenance Products

The survey also examined whether effective products encouraged further purchases, with 64 respondents affirming some willingness to buy if product efficacy was assured, while 24 expressed a strong desire.

Concluding Insights

The findings illustrate a noteworthy trend wherein air conditioner cleaning is closely linked to a subsequent interest in maintenance products. As cleanliness becomes a priority for many homeowners, the data emphasizes the importance of effective advertising and consumer education on related products post-service.

As the air conditioning cleaning industry continues to evolve, platforms like “おうちにプロ” offer supportive tools for homeowners, allowing them to choose from thousands of trusted professionals across Japan, ensuring not only efficient cleaning but also the sustained cleanliness of their living environments.

This survey signifies a step toward greater understanding and consumer engagement for those involved in both air conditioning maintenance and related product offerings.