A while ago, I wrote a post about how to ventilate a kitchen when you don’t have a range hood or vent. A number of Kitchn readers recommended installing a reversible window fan which, when put on the exhaust setting, can effectively draw smells, steam, and smoke out of your kitchen.
I don’t have a hood in my rental kitchen, and for a long time I just ran the ceiling fans in other rooms when I cooked something particularly smelly or smoky. It worked okay, but wasn’t ideal. So I decided to put a window fan in one of my kitchen windows, and now I’m so glad I did.
from https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/range-hood-vent-alternative-window-fan-review-260737
from waaaay over here —> I Spent $30 on a Fan for My Kitchen, and It’s Made a Huge Difference
from Sofia Consola
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