Exhaust Fan

Suck away that smokey sir-fry mind, and get some clarity back in your world as you feast on freshly cooked ideas. The exhaust fan hangs above the stove in the kitchen, housed within a hood. It is used to remove airborne grease, smoke, odors, heat, and steam from the air by a combination of filtration and removal or circulation of the air. Several processes are used to clean kitchen exhaust systems. The most common is the use of chemicals to break down the grease. Shoddy workmanship in the kitchen exhaust cleaning trade has been linked to such catastrophes as the fatal Boston fire which caused the deaths of two Boston firefighters.