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Old 2/22/07, 3:39 PM
Jorge L. Perez Jorge L. Perez is offline
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house built 1999, home owner removed exhaust fan and replaced with portable microwave without exhaust, i recommend replacing exhaust, is this correct or does it matter?
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Old 2/22/07, 4:02 PM
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An kitchen exhaust fan is not required in our area.

Remember, many kitchen "exhaust" fans really only filter the air and blow it right back in the kitchen.

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house built 1999, home owner removed exhaust fan and replaced with portable microwave without exhaust, i recommend replacing exhaust, is this correct or does it matter?
Yes I agree and write this up as needed .
Those fans that do not exhaust to the out side are just recirculating fans and some have a filter .
They do little for the moisture fumes and do not get rid of any heat in the warm weather.
Be carefull some Microwaves are mounted to close to the stove . see manufactures recomendation.
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Old 2/22/07, 4:09 PM
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Thank you. Do you think that rule applies in South Florida?
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Jorge,

Simply write it up as "No exhaust fan over stove".
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