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Cooker Hood

jacknife · 2010-03-01 19:17:40

I got a cooker hood installed over the cooker in my new kitchen and I've noticed that when the cooker is in use and the cooker hood is turned on the walls in the kitchen still get condensation on them, is this because the cooker hood is not powerful enough.

01-03-2010 8:17pm

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jacknife

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I got a cooker hood installed over the cooker in my new kitchen and I've noticed that when the cooker is in use and the cooker hood is turned on the walls in the kitchen still get condensation on them, is this because the cooker hood is not powerful enough.

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#2 01-03-2010 9:27pm

Max Headroom

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Is it vented outside or re-circulation.....

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#3 01-03-2010 9:33pm

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Max Headroom wrote: »

Is it vented outside or re-circulation.....

Its prob missing its filter as well.It does not stop the condensation but it reduces it.

also if its tiles above the hood its more noticeable,

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#4 02-03-2010 11:12am

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its vented to the outside, its a type that's integrated into a fitted kitchen with the door that pulls out.

There are 2 removable grids at the front, is this the filter?

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