would this work with a non vented range hood absorbing any cooking smells.
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I would think this would help--the carbon pad cuts easily with any scissors.
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Dontt know for sure, but I did consider doing the same thing on my range. It would need a frame, or at least my range's filter needs one or it won't stay in place. If you can insert a piece into the current frame or find an alternative way to hold it up, I don't see why it wouldn't work. You would get about 20 or 25 pieces the size of a range hood filter out of the one cut-to-fit filter.
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I really don't know. We bought it for our overhead vents instead of the ones that are pre-cut.
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I think that it would not eliminate all the smells rising from cooking on the stove. It will eliminate some smells going up the vent and touching the filtered area.
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Yes, it will fit. My opening was 30" and there was enough room on both sides. Great range hood and I highly recommend.
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yes just make sure the air is cut on most smells are trapped inside the vents
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Hello Alfonso, Unfortunately, none of the units that we offer are able to be ductless, they all require ducting out of the structure. Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns. Range Hood Direct Buy
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Yes, I installed this for my own kitchen range hood. It is about four years old and works well. No problems so far. Well made and fairly heavy gauge metal. Backdraft trap door seems to prevent cold air from backing down into the kitchen. It should be a good choice for an average kitchen install.
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Hi Dennis, The aluminum duct that is included with the range hood is a standard circular one, so you will need an adapter for your rectangular wall vent. Thank you! Kitchen Bath Collection
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Think if you are liberal with the mounting tape it could work. I have mine simply stuck by the magnet on the side of my stainless steel range hood and have had no problem.
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I would think it would work - this is sold as a replacement knob for Lodge cookware to withstand high oven temps.
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No. The ovn is 30" deep and has a vent at the back of the oven near the top that requires space for exhaust.
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Merely a matter of trim. You can still have it "under" your wall cabinet, on the shelf, without any trim. Just make sure there is a few inches clearance on top and on the sides, for heat to escape. If it's not too far from the hood of your stove, this will take care of exhaust.
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It might work if you place this nearby the source. I always vent when i cook so i don't have the same situation to compare to so i am not sure but the food smell always disappeare in my apt.
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Yes. It would be a very powerful range hood. You would probably have to wire it to a separate wall switch or something too. It's a large fan too, so it's not going to fit inside a wall or anything. If your range vent pipe is in your attic you could make it work. It is probably overkill unless you have a very serious range hood.
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I'm not sure. I used it above my stove on the vent hood and it worked great. I'm not sure how well it would hold up if you applied it to the stove because of the heat.
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Yes, you will notice an " ozone" smell. It is not unpleasant and gets rid of cooking odors. I think it freshens the house
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Well I think it should ok, but it's hooked to a propane tank so some will see that as possible fire hazard. It doesn't smoke like a grill so that helps. It will probably help if you place the oven under a window if possible for venting.
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Hi, I bought this for cooking. This really works for preventing the smoke. But I don't think I will work for smells.
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You technically could but all the oil and fumes from cooking is going to severely shorten the life of your filter. It's not worth it. I would get something specifically for cooking or made to install in a fume hood.