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17466466 No.17466466 [Reply] [Original]

Asking /diy/ but maybe you can help me too.

I'm looking for a way to block the smoke and cooking hazard to spread in my room.

So far what I did is put mine in a little carboard box, with curtains made of paper towels, and I changed them when they get too soaked. The cardboard box should get the same treatment. Anyway that fix is not perfect.

Any idea how I can isolate this 2000W cooktop better? I got a standard home air aspiration on top but nothing fancy and by experience I know it will be fucked in the long term (I cook meat 2 times a day). I'm starting to think about a wood box with hood filters on top.

>> No.17466473

>>17466466
Why? Where do you live that a basic human right isnt allowed?

>> No.17466496

>cardboard
>paper
>wood
are you literally, clinically retarded?

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17466504

use a shop vacuum as a pseudohood

>> No.17466508

>>17466466
Don't you have windows or doors? Just open the window so the smoke comes out or close your rooms door

>> No.17466538

>smoke and cooking hazard
Dude, maybe you should learn how to cook first? Before you burn down the house with your weird contraptions?

>> No.17466603

>>17466473
I had a hard life I guess

>>17466496
Is the risk of those little things taking fire that high? But now that you say it yeah it's pretty retarded. At least I dodged grease well enough.

>>17466538
I'm just cooking meat with oil on a iron pan. That shit makes a lot of vapor. When I put vegetables in it calms it down.

>>17466508
It's an open kitchen on the living room. This time I'm closer to the window so I can try.

>>17466504
Nice suggestion

>> No.17466692

>>17466496
>are you literally, clinically retarded?
Are YOU?
Does a small induction unit magically cause nearby wood/paper products to burst into flame?
If you manage to somehow accomplish that, then it’s a moot point because you’re the sort of person who will set a kitchen on fire no matter how retard-proof it is.

>> No.17466872

>>17466466
Do you have at least two windows? If so, put a box fan pointing out in one of the windows and it will suck the air through your whole apartment like a wind tunnel. This completely eliminates any smells. I do this and smoke cigars in my kitchen and there's literally no smell

>> No.17468376

if you can funnel it out it would be best, maybe a box fan with a tube for suction. I too have no proper ventilation, I'm currently considering converting a cheap flat air filter by replacing the dust filter part with a grease mesh. The charcoal behind it should be fine. Not so sure if the moisture will be too much, or how to deal with it. I will likely end up having to replace the charcoal filter often, but my main goal is stopping the grease. Maybe I should remove the charcoal as well and filter the smell with a second device, that way the moisture shouldn't be a big issue.

>> No.17468384

>>17466692
Induction pan gets to 400 degrees it will start a fire if it touches paper/tree products anon...

>> No.17468483

cook outside