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I am a renter and we had no hood fan in our kitchen, I suggested to our landlord that we install one because we were having mold issues and my wife is sensitive to mold
I could have gone through the roof but I wasn't confident in installing a roof Jack / roof vent and didn't want to create any potential leaks as that would be bad
I had to angle it down on the right side because the soffit is lower than I originally anticipated
Part of me thinks I should just take it all out and rebuild the cabinets, I'm a carpenter and could probably do it if I borrow somebody's shop it would just take me a million hours and this is already taking me a million hours. I'm in the process of building a shell for the duct that I will paint match to the inside of the cabinets ( which for some reason are painted white)
What I should have done is just gone a 3x10 ducting instead of 7-in round which is what it called for
What do you think? How can I make this better or is it as bad as I think? I hate that I have taken up so much cabinet space.
In the end the cabinet doors will go back on and I'll paint the MDF White and essentially we're losing one and a half shelves
Does this look like s*** would you be pissed if you were my landlord?
GroverHaus 2 but a rental property? Needs more insulated stairs and load bearing drywall.
His core plan is nonsensical. As one of the commentors correctly pointed out (ugh): that’s an electric stovetop which explains why the landlord would find a hood vent unnecessary. Methinks our wannabe carpenter has watched a bit too much Technology Connections and has internalized TV’s anti-gas stove autism while lacking the understanding of the differences between an electric and gas range, with a burgeoning mold issue (if one actually exists) being an excuse. It would have been more time and cost effective to just buy a dehumidifier.
It is nice to have a proper vent when you're cooking stuff that smokes, but not required. Seems to me he should have gone up and over the cabinets, at least it looks like there was space there. Sure won't help the mold/humidity unless he's regularly boiling pots of water.
is that not the wife he just divorced? i can't decide if it's more or less funny if that's just some girl walking across the parking lot
And generally once it's inside your bones, you're boned.
Also, look at the round sign. It's the Turning Point arrow.
What if I told you... I've seen plenty of slaughterhouse footage and literally don't care.
Cooking hoods that extractor moisture from boiling food helps a lot in houses that have damp issues especially if you don't have a house that distributes heat around it using ducting (I think you call this HVAC). This is super common in the UK where you don't get HVAC systems installed by default in 90% of buildings.
Those types of hoods don't do as good a job of removing moisture from the air which is probably his main concern.
Get a pressure cooker. If you let it naturally decompress, the steam inside turns back into water before you open it. Problem solved for $200 rather than $5000.
He could've also gotten a dehumidifier for his home before ripping his cabinets apart. They're a lil pricey but they are a godsend, even with my square footage one unit works wonders. Not too uncommon in the stank humid parts of the US or in basements.
The duct-through-cabinets thing is funny enough on its own but dude only renting the place is what elevates it to high comedy. How did someone who is clearly functionally retarded make enough money to rent a house in the first place? His craftsmanship skills also don't look half bad. Just
through and through.
