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Cooker extractor fan.

cosmowillie53 · 2016-05-07 14:09:10

A little advice please.. I will be buying a new over cooker extractor fan soon but don't know which one to buy. The one I have now is really not very good at removing steam. My kitchen gets very steamed up when cooking is going on. It is ducted directly outside with a very slight curve in the flexible tubing ( its only got…

07-05-2016 2:09pm

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cosmowillie53

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A little advice please..

I will be buying a new over cooker extractor fan soon but don't know which one to buy.
The one I have now is really not very good at removing steam. My kitchen gets very steamed up when cooking is going on. It is ducted directly outside with a very slight curve in the flexible tubing ( its only got a run of about two feet from top of fan to outside).
The extractor I have now is attached to a fitted door. I will be getting rid of the door so new fan will stand alone .

What is an efficient fan to buy ( that doesn't cost the earth) and are there any special fitting instructions that make it work to the max.

Thanks for any advice/help.

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