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Anonymous users2024-01-24From a construction point of view, there is nothing wrong with that, however, it is difficult to guarantee that the smell of the bathroom does not enter your kitchen through the ducts of your range hood. Because the time and frequency of use of the bathroom and kitchen are not consistent.
Hello, the ventilation hole of the kitchen range hood should be located above the range hood.
If there is a wall between the two spaces, it will generally not have an effect, unless the space is small and the distance is short, the space is confined and the power of the range hood or ventilation fan is particularly large, then it is possible to affect each other.
There was a problem with the ventilation of the bathroom, which poured the smell back.
It is best not to get too close, the smoke emitted by the gas water heater, mainly carbon dioxide, if the combustion is not sufficient, carbon monoxide will be generated, and if the ventilation fan is close, it will be re-transferred to the city, causing personal injury.
According to the situation you described: it is a problem of atmospheric pressure, outdoor and indoor air pressure should be balanced, when the power of the range hood is amplified, the strong outdoor exhaust is discharged along the smoke pipe. At this time, if the doors and windows of your house are sealed, air will pour into the room along the ventilation ducts, and when it does not meet the demand, it may enter through other passages that communicate with the outside. >>>More