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Anonymous users2024-01-24In fact, in the staircase, the ventilation flue of the bathroom and the kitchen are separate and independent, and there is no same. The only reason is that when you turn on the range hood, all the windows in the house are closed, and the indoor air is smoked through the range hood, but no air enters the room, only the air enters the room through the flue of the bathroom, forming a path, therefore, as long as the room is closed and the range hood is running, the exhaust fan in the bathroom will follow.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The ventilation vents of the building are located in the bathroom and kitchen of each house, which are separated on the surface, but connected in the building, and there is a sound on one side and inevitably a sound on the other side, so don't worry.
After opening the range hood, it will be pumped out, resulting in higher outdoor pressure than indoors, if your home is very closed, and the floor drain has no water seal, then you can only take in air from the floor drain, do you say it can not smell?
When the range hood is turned on, it will pump the air from the kitchen outside, and the air outside the kitchen needs to be replenished with the exhaust volume. The kitchen door can be closed very hard because the kitchen door is an inner door, which is equivalent to closing the door in the wind, and the required force becomes stronger.
Is it the ventilation and convection problem in your home, which causes the wind to blow to the living room of the downwind outlet? It is recommended to close the kitchen door first.
The vibration frequency of the range hood when it is working just resonates with the toilet.
Using the suction cup on the hook, suck a corner, pull it out, and slowly take the whole piece off.