Fan at Wet Kitchen Area, which type is better?
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 Jan 16 2023, 06:19 AM
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Is not adviseable to have a fan in the kitchen if you are using a gas stove. Fix an exhaust fan to draw out the hot air.
If not using gas stove, you can consider the ceiling oscillating fan which is good for tight space. https://shp.ee/ier9um2 This post has been edited by mini orchard: Jan 16 2023, 06:28 AM |
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Jan 18 2023, 10:13 AM
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QUOTE(lowyat101 @ Jan 18 2023, 09:56 AM) Actually we are using gas stove, and yes will install those wall exhaust fan (planning to get the Panasonic 10" type, I guess it should be OK ya? The 12" looks too big) I also have the same issue. So what I did is to have a stand fan that blows towards the sink and work area.But the fan is more for ventilation when doing some preparations e.g. washing or cutting. Yes I'm considering this type of oscillating fan but wife said that it doesn't look nice   The reason why I didnt have a fan in the cooking area is because if memory fails me or any of my family members, a disaster is awaiting. 
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Jan 18 2023, 10:52 AM
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QUOTE(lowyat101 @ Jan 18 2023, 10:22 AM) ya ya traditional way sometimes is better Not trying to frighten you but safety devices do malfunction. Alarm and cctv systems always failed at the critcal moment..... not sure why thou. but about the gas stove, as i know if the fire is off (no heat) then the safety valve will shut off the gas supply, so should still be safe ya? https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/5347242 This post has been edited by mini orchard: Jan 18 2023, 10:54 AM lowyat101 liked this post
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