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Anonymous users2024-01-24No. Because the fume exhaust fan of stir-frying cannot be discharged, the exhaust fan can only exhaust gas.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It can exhaust smoke, but the home will be very dirty, and oil smoke will be everywhere. Because the exhaust fan can't cage the smoke.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You can install a ventilation fan to try.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Definitely not, it doesn't work.
Of course, the range hood is good, and the smoking effect of the range hood is relatively better in terms of silence or aesthetics.
This is possible, it is recommended to make a fume hood above the stove so that the fumes do not fly around. Using a tube to connect to the hood is more practical and cheaper than a hood. >>>More
Generally, the family kitchen does not need to install an exhaust fan in addition to the range hood. >>>More
There is no need to install an exhaust fan in the kitchen, and the user with a public flue is best to install a smoke valve, so that there will be no smell of other people's cooking, and the range hood should be cleaned and maintained frequently, and the pipe is best replaced once a year The range hood is also best cleaned once a year to find a professional manufacturer to clean.
First of all, it is necessary to distinguish the efficacy of the two. The exhaust fan only accelerates the exchange and circulation of air between the kitchen and the outside world, and in this process, the gas with oil smoke in the kitchen can be discharged outside. The range hood relies on strong negative pressure suction to inhale the oil smoke gas of the stove, and separate and condense the gas and oil, and the collected waste oil can be treated separately, and the filtered oil gas is discharged outside through the pipe. >>>More