Do residential kitchens really need anti odor range hoods for public flues?

Updated on Kitchen 2024-06-21
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    1. All of them are not needed, but you need to set up something similar to a switch at the place where the pipe enters the flue, otherwise there will really be oil smoke.

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