There is no burner head. So cleaning is not hard. I used and clean it before, over boil something (under estimate the fire power) Just lift up inner cup and clean. Go to shop and check it out.

From your experience does any overflowing ever get into the glass through the sides of the inner cup? Or does spillage or overflowing get collected efficiently into the inner cup everytime. Hope you can share with me. Thanks!

I suggest to go and check for a 2nd time, look at the burner design carefully and the size of the inner cup. Then you will be able to decide better

Also try to remove the filter for Fujioh GFP 900 hood, see whether it is ok for you.

After all the research and comparing with other brands, i believe you will be able to find the best combination that suits your cooking needs

I dont sell Rinnai or Fujioh, never used them so cant comment much but all these maintenance issues are what customers feedback to me when they purchase Hood & hobs from me. Performance is good according to them, just maintenance.

This post has been edited by zheilwane: Jun 17 2016, 11:22 PM

Ok will do zheilwane. Thanks!

The inner flame in the middle can hold as collection. I have not use glass before so got no comments on the glass. Because glass will always get scratch for any type of brand ibsee will sure scratch after sometimes. Good for looking practical so so only.

Most of the Rinnai hob i surveyed the top glass can take out easily, do check out from the seller if the newer model can/can't. Other brand not sure.

Check out the SG reno forum Here how the center removal look like.

http://www.kimm.com.sg/a-couples-decision-...ovation-part-6/

I did lots of research during my reno time on Stove, I like to use it rough and less maintenance. S.Steal still suite me. Use inner burner for a short while and now change to Rinnai older model for bigger size and also other requirement (FS related).

Think there is two seller here, but not very active. XamMax, Iamsobloodysick sell rinnai. Another is JF Home at USJ 9.

Rinnai also got different grade of glass, ceran glass, and the tempered glass. Ceran are tougher and of course more $$$

This post has been edited by weikee: Jun 18 2016, 12:02 AM

Thanks Weikee..the pics help a lot!!

Thank you Zheilwane! I have decided to go for the Fotile hood!

Been using Firenzzi Hood (FCH9433) 4 years now, we do frequent cooking in the house, here are my comments:
Pro
1. Suction is very good, can cook sambal safely
2. Post service is quite good, had 3 incidents, taken care by Firenzzi immediately
3. Post warranty parts and labor considerably cheap (though my motor is still in 5 year warranty but labor is not), motor runs around rm 1xx, I was told)

Con
1. Can be quite noisy if set to high
2. Had motor replacement twice in 4 years

Hope this helps others looking when choosing to buy Firenzzi hood.

This post has been edited by pcctmudza: Jun 18 2016, 11:14 AM

There are two methods of improving smoke/oil extraction
1) Get a hood with stronger suction
or
2) Get a higher efficiency hood.

Hood with stronger suction power will definitely be noisier and according to Fotile's technician if a hood's motor consistently on full speed all the time, the motor tends to spoil faster. That is why Fotile's hoods with turbo booster has sensor and will only run on full speed if necessary.

Motor should b the most durable and most expensive part of the hood, if it breaks down twice in 4 years then quite unreliable, may be because it is at full speed all the time

This post has been edited by zheilwane: Jun 18 2016, 09:58 PM

Great Do take note, not all dealers are selling the latest JQG 9009s with removable baffle plate as some dealers still have the old model where plate is not removable.

Noted Zheilwane👌

One thing I just learn that cooking hob that require electricity. I bought a Bosch cooking job and it has to be connected to a power socket on the wall. Without it the hob won't work. Meaning without electricity there is no flame

Thank you Zheilwane and his lady friend, they help me a lot to explain about hood and hob.

part of made in italy gas hob still required electricity ignition.

the shop normally will tell you before the purchase.

Is not just ignition but to keep the fire burning as well

thanks the lady friend should be my wife

This post has been edited by zheilwane: Jun 20 2016, 12:25 PM

LOL...that was fast covering up before any mis-understanding occur.

Anyway thumbs up to Builders Hardware..nice dealing with you eventough we had our run-ins at the solar thread.

Just a tip. I think your GPS location stated in your FB is outdated. The GPS location took me to the taman behind your shop (using Google Map).

Checked using google map and waze seems correct. Will check using a GPS tomorrow. Thanks for the info

Already ordered Fotile EH10BQ + GCG 90301 from Zheilwane @ BH...
Just waiting goods arrival @ my house @ Kuala Terengganu...
Good deal with him & of course with a lot of free gifts during promotion...
10Q very much on that...

This post has been edited by carnary: Jun 25 2016, 04:22 PM