Extractor fans: Don't let smells control your kitchen

Whether you're cooking on an induction hob or using a pyroclean oven, you're likely to have many smells wafting in your kitchen. Some are good, some you could probably do without. Control unwanted and strong smells by installing your choice of downdraft extractors. How does a downdraft extractor work? Well, the extractor essentially creates a cyclone, spinning the air around to draw it up. The downdraft extractor confines the smells into a central area and creates an air flow with an outside duct. Because the extractor is installed behind the hob, you don't need to worry about banging your head on a downdraft extractor fan or hood. And should you happen to leave tonight's roast inside the oven a hair too long, your extractor fan can help you hide the evidence before anyone turns a frown. Whether you're cooking on an induction hob or using a pyroclean oven, you're likely to have many smells wafting in your kitchen. Some are good, some you could probably do without.

Control unwanted and strong smells by installing your choice of downdraft extractors.

How does an extractor work?

Well, the extractor essentially creates a cyclone, spinning the air around to draw it up. The downdraft extractor confines the smells into a central area and creates an air flow with an outside duct.

Because the extractor is installed behind the hob, you don't need to worry about banging your head on a downdraft extractor fan or hood.

And should you happen to leave tonight's roast inside the oven a hair too long, your extractor fan can help you hide the evidence before anyone turns a frown.