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Anonymous users2024-01-24The ventilation flues of the bathroom and kitchen are separate and do not exist identical. 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. I hope my answer can help you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Is the ventilation fan of the bath bomb open?
If the pipe passes through the bathroom, it is specified that it is leaking. . .
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