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Please recommend Powerful kitchen exhaust to remove all cooking smoke and smell quickly.
Current system is microwave over gas stove with exhaust ducts going out of the house. Its not powerful and cooking smoke and smell stay inside the house for long time.
Please recommend Powerful kitchen exhaust to remove all cooking smoke and smell quickly.
Current system is microwave over gas stove with exhaust ducts going out of the house. Its not powerful and cooking smoke and smell stay inside the house for long time.
Thanks a lot!
One thing that helps any fan do its job is to turn it on BEFORE you start to cook. You want to create a draft so the odors/smoke are pulled toward the vent, not drifting out into the room. I also cook smokier stuff outdoors on a grill, not in the kitchen. Be aware that a more powerful vent will be loud.
We just renovated our kitchen and replaced the microwave/exhaust over the gas cooktop with a Zephyr hood.
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One thing that helps any fan do its job is to turn it on BEFORE you start to cook. You want to create a draft so the odors/smoke are pulled toward the vent, not drifting out into the room. .
Agreed! And something I forget to do until noticing that I should have done it.
Thanks a million for great responses. Let me make it clear again that I have gas stove and microwave on top of it with exhaust and ducts carrying all air out of house thru walls. its long duct run thru walls with 2 bends. I thought of installing removing microwave and installing hood with powerful exhaust fan to remove all air quickly. what do you guys think?
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