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weinoo

weinoo

For years, and years, and years, I've cooked in an NYC apartment with no vent hood. Fortunately, my kitchens have always had windows - but they're far from the same thing as a proper hood.

 

Even the hood we're getting for our new range isn't the best or the most recommended; but I figure it's better than what I've had for decades!

 

As far as "make-up air" goes, I think that's really an issue in newer homes with much better insulation than in the past.  Or whatever code might be.

 

By the way, I learned a lot about hoods from a few places on the web:

 

http://www.kitchenhoods.ca/shop/

 

http://www.imperialhoods.com/Official_Site

 

http://www.futurofuturo.com/common-installation-mistakes-faq

 

There's a lot more, for sure.

 

 

 

 

weinoo

weinoo

For years, and years, and years, I've cooked in an NYC apartment with no vent hood. Fortunately, my kitchens have always had windows - but they're far from the same thing as a proper hood.

 

Even the hood we're getting for our new range isn't the best or the most recommended; but I figure it's better than what I've had for decades!

 

As far as "make-up air" goes, I think that's really an issue in newer homes with much better insulation than in the past.  Or whatever code might be.

 

By the way, I learned a lot about hoods from a few places on the web:

 

http://www.kitchenhoods.ca/shop/

 

http://www.imperialhoods.com/Official_Site

 

There's a lot more, for sure.

 

 

 

 

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