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Samsung 30" Wall Mount Hood in Stainless Steel NK30R5000WS/AA / NK30R5000WS/AA $149.5

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Is 390CFM good or bad?
Aug 14, 2024 3:33 PM
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JollyGorilla1929Aug 14, 2024 3:33 PM
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Quote from rkster09 View quoted comment :
Is 390CFM good or bad?
Depends on type of cooking. We used one with 1000 CFM.
Aug 14, 2024 4:23 PM
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3ackokAug 14, 2024 4:23 PM
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Quote from rkster09 View quoted comment :
Is 390CFM good or bad?
If you have a gas stove it is not enough because the stove produces a lot of waste heat, vapor and other products of burning gas.
Nice price, but the look isn't popular anymore.
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Quote from 3ackok View quoted comment :
If you have a gas stove it is not enough because the stove produces a lot of waste heat, vapor and other products of burning gas.
Nice price, but the look isn't popular anymore.
Agree with the look. It's was a short-lived trend to show the skinny exhaust duct. Most people prefer to have more storage space rather than having an open look.
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Quote from 3ackok View quoted comment :
If you have a gas stove it is not enough because the stove produces a lot of waste heat, vapor and other products of burning gas.
Nice price, but the look isn't popular anymore.
What look is popular now?

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Aug 15, 2024 1:48 AM
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Wacki17Aug 15, 2024 1:48 AM
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Quote from 1-6 View quoted comment :
Agree with the look. It's was a short-lived trend to show the skinny exhaust duct. Most people prefer to have more storage space rather than having an open look.
Got an example of what a "more storage space" setup looks like? I'm remodeling a kitchen right now.
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sdaddict001Aug 15, 2024 8:28 AM
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What's the trend now and which brands are better? I have an older Kobi that needs to be replaced. One thing I'd say is that I would really want my new hood to have the control buttons on the front instead of on the bottom that gets direct exposure to heat and gets grease build up over time. That's what caused the damage to my current rangehood.
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produkeAug 15, 2024 12:14 PM
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I like the 36" above a 30" stove. Found the hard way how cooking material can pass onto the cabinets right above the stove against the hood. Alternatively, you could install the cabinets 3" away from the hood on left and right side. However, I think it may look awkward.
Regarding the cfm for this fan, it probably enough for everyday cooking. the higher the cfm, more noisy it is.
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Quote from rkster09 View quoted comment :
Is 390CFM good or bad?
If you mostly do boiling, stew etc, it's enough and quiet. If you do fry, sear, stir fry, get 800 CFM or higher, and more importantly, with 8" vent.
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Quote from zjs2k View quoted comment :
If you mostly do boiling, stew etc, it's enough and quiet. If you do fry, sear, stir fry, get 800 CFM or higher, and more importantly, with 8" vent.
Also to be noted, if you have higher than 400 CFM you need a make up air vent otherwise you'll get lots of negative pressure, and it'll start pulling in air from all the holes to the outside.
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mike786Aug 15, 2024 6:16 PM
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Quote from rkster09 View quoted comment :
Is 390CFM good or bad?
Only good for lots of water in big pot. Anything else using OIL needs 750CFM and above. You have to pipe air out of the house not to the attic.
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Quote from Limit760 View quoted comment :
Also to be noted, if you have higher than 400 CFM you need a make up air vent otherwise you'll get lots of negative pressure, and it'll start pulling in air from all the holes to the outside.
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Quote from zjs2k View quoted comment :
If you mostly do boiling, stew etc, it's enough and quiet. If you do fry, sear, stir fry, get 800 CFM or higher, and more importantly, with 8" vent.
thanks

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