How to choose the cooker hood

The extractor hood is a basic element in our kitchens as it guarantees
proper ventilation and avoids bad odors. Tips to get your choice right.

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If you are going to buy an extractor hood, keep the following points in mind:

Types of bells. The most common are conventional or visors that are very cheap; the decorative ones with a multitude of design options and the built-in ones that fit into a closet and go unnoticed.
Size. At a minimum, it should be the same width as the cooktop, but ideally larger to improve absorption.
Power. It is calculated based on the size of the kitchen. Multiply their m^two by the height and this figure by 12. The result will be the minimum power that you will have to ask for your hood.
Noise. Although the bells are very noisy, there are them from 35 db, the quietest, up to 60 db.

IKEA

Wall-mounted extractor hood

Integrated hoods

Pando

A great option for those who want total freedom of design in the kitchen or
do not want visual obstacles, they are hoods built into the hob. With its recirculation extraction system you will eliminate odors and fumes.

Extractor hood filters

If they are metallic, wash them frequently, and if your hood filters are activated carbon, renew them when indicated by the manufacturer.

Filters for the extractor hood that you can buy online:

Aluminum filters

SERENA
amazon.es

€ 25.94

SERENA model, they measure 320 x 260 (pack of 2).

Activated carbon filters

Kitchen Helpis
amazon.es

€ 10.79

Universal (can be cut to size).

Universal carbon filter

Spares2go
amazon.es

Carbon and grease filter kit.

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