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The best chimney for kitchen is the one that best suits both your needs and budget. Some factors to consider include the size of your kitchen, the type of stove you have, and your cooking habits.
The price of a good quality chimney can range from around Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 20,000 or more. The price will depend on the size, suction power, filter type, mounting style, features, and brand of the chimney.
Some of the best chimneys under Rs. 15,000 include the Faber Hood Pluto, Hood Alpha, Mercury Pro, Hood Premia 3D Plus, Hood Martinez and Hood Everest Smart. These chimneys offer a good balance of features and performance at an affordable price.
Auto clean is a chimney that has a built-in feature that cleans the filters automatically. This means that you don’t have to manually clean the filters, which can be a time-consuming and messy task.
The chimney should be placed above the stove, at least 60 cm away from the stovetop. The chimney should also be placed in a central location in the kitchen, so that it can effectively remove smoke and odors from all areas of the kitchen.
Kitchen Chimney Size: The size of the chimney should be appropriate for the size of your kitchen and stove. If the chimney is too small, it will not be able to effectively remove smoke and doors. If the chimney is too large, it will take up too much space in your kitchen.
Kitchen Chimney Suction Power:The suction power of the chimney determines how effectively it will remove smoke and odors from your kitchen. Higher suction power is better, especially if you cook frequently or cook heavy meals.
Kitchen Chimney Filter Type: There are three types of filters used in kitchen chimneys: baffle filters, carbon filters, and mesh filters. Baffle filters are the most common type of filter and are effective at removing grease and oil. Carbon filters are effective at removing smoke and odors. Mesh filters are the least expensive type of filter but require more frequent cleaning.
Kitchen Chimney Mounting Style: There are three types of mounting styles for kitchen chimneys: wall-mounted, island-mounted, and built-in. Wall-mounted chimneys are the most common type of chimney and are easy to install. Island-mounted chimneys are best for kitchens with islands. Built-in chimneys are flush with the kitchen wall and are a good option for kitchens with limited space.
Kitchen Chimney Functions & Features: Some kitchen chimneys come with additional features, such as heat auto-clean, remote control, and timer. These features can be helpful, but they are not essential.
Kitchen Chimney Price: Kitchen chimneys can range in price from a few hundred rupees to several thousand rupees. The price will depend on the size, suction power, filter type, mounting style, features, and brand of the chimney.