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re: Dacor Appliances
Posted on 10/20/15 at 4:04 pm to Rev1897
Posted on 10/20/15 at 4:04 pm to Rev1897
I think the traditional advice is you always want your hood larger than your range by at least a few inches on each side. I did not do this in one of my more recent kitchen remodels and really regret it. I have a 4 burner 36" NXR with a griddle in the middle. When I am using the burners on either side only about half of the exhaust from cooking makes it into the hood's blower. The rest escapes out the side.
Not that it is a big deal or unsafe (although I guess it could be) but Id rather all the exhaust be contained by the hood. But maybe 3" on each side would do
Not that it is a big deal or unsafe (although I guess it could be) but Id rather all the exhaust be contained by the hood. But maybe 3" on each side would do
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Posted on 10/20/15 at 4:14 pm to BlackenedOut
Many would be shocked at how many people have no hood venting and fry constantly. 
A lot of the newer higher CFM hod vents, it's okay to be the same size as the range, but it never hurts to go larger.
A lot of the newer higher CFM hod vents, it's okay to be the same size as the range, but it never hurts to go larger.
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