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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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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. Oh, and welcome on your first post! ____________________________________________ "An Education, not just an Inspection" Larry Kage Lake Ann (Traverse City), Michigan 49650 231 929 3525 Professional Inspector and Infrared Thermographer serving the Traverse City, Michigan area and beyond. ITC/FLIR CERTIFIED BUILDING SCIENCES THERMOGRAPHER ITC/FLIR CERTIFIED LEVEL 1 THERMOGRAPHER
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Please Note:
rcooke is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
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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. Roy Cooke |
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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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