sf > wrote in news:t2r2q0he59qmmr4onsc4ppusi8d22l6uid@
4ax.com:

> On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 18:17:29 -0500, "Adker"
> > wrote:
>
>> I have an aging Sears downdraft range that needs replacing. The only
>> replacement down draft stove I can find is a Jenn-Air.
>
> Sear's carries an Amana down draft range.
> Http://tinyurl.com/3hue6
>
>> The location is such
>> that an overhead exhaust system can't be installed.
>
> There are lots of down draft vents on the market. Why can't
> one be installed separately from your range?
> http://www.epinions.com/hmgd-Large_A...oods-Downdraft
>
>> How about going without any exhaust system at all. Any risks?
>
> Lower resale on your house due to the SMELL and no exhaust
> fan.
>
>> What problems will it possible lead to?
>
> A limited range of recipes.... and a smelly house.
>
>> Are other people going without an exhaust system.
>
> Probably, but they are fools.

Now, now, not necessarily. Foods that actually "require" an exhaust system
I choose to cook outside. Years ago I found that, even with a proper
exhaust system, grease vapor still managed to deposit itself on almost
every kitchen surface. I decided long ago that I'd rather avoid cleaning
this mess than periodically scouring every surface.

> BTW: A-ma-na
> http://www.universal-akb.com/30amsesldora.html
>
> sf
> Practice safe eating - always use condiments
>



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