What should I do if my neighbor cooks and the smell in my kitchen is serious?

I bought a new house, and then happily found a decoration company to decorate, and indulged in the joy of living in a new house for a while, but after a long time, when it was time to eat, I could always smell a smell of cooking and stir-frying I looked at my own kitchen, and I didn't stir-fry and cook, and the range hood couldn't have a smell when it was turned on, and then I looked around with the smell, only to find that the smell came from the kitchen next door.

Then I went to the next room, knocked on the door of the house, and asked him if he was stir-frying, and sure enough, it was the neighbor's kitchen stir-frying, and the smoke machine was also on, but why did the smell come to my house. So I got very angry and reasoned with him, but he told me that it was my kitchen that had one less part installed, so the smell of the neighbor's stir-fry would run into his house.

Then I found a professional company, and they told me that there was less installation of the check valve, and now every household has to install this small part, but I don't know why my house was not installed when it was renovated, so this smoke smell came to my houseIt turns out that the check valve will not let the smell of the next room come to their home, and there is a white device in the smoke exhaust pipe in the kitchen, which is installed at the interface.

Because some of the buildings in the row are public, it is necessary to use a check valve to stop the smell of smoke from breaking around, and this situation will not occur again with it After knowing the reason, I found the previous renovation company, explained the situation to them, and then the renovation company went to the kitchen to take a look, and then went to buy a check valve and installed it, so that there was no need to smell the other party's stir-fry and smoke.

Generally, there will be no such thing, probably because there is no check valve installed in the kitchen!

When the neighbor was cooking, the smell came to his home, indicating that the flue was not closed tightly enough, and he needed to find a worker to start the construction again.

Because the neighbor's house may have turned on the exhaust, it spread to his own home, and it is recommended to find the property for maintenance.

Check if it is a place with ventilation close to the neighbor's house, or check whether the range hood is installed with a check valve to prevent odor transfer, if not, it is recommended to install it.

You can install a check valve in the kitchen so that it doesn't happen again.

It should be that the ventilation is too close, and it can be properly modulated or coordinated with a neighbor to solve it.

You can find a property to solve it and see how to deal with it better