From keeping your home smoke-free to illuminating your culinary spaces, a cooker hood which matches your home’s needs is a must-have. You’ll no longer have to worry about residual odours or a build-up of steam before you sit down to eat, as a powerful extractor fan keeps the air clean while you cook.
While functionality may be the priority, there’s no reason why your cooker hood can’t stylishly blend in with your cooker or hob. Whether you’re looking for a built-in, glass, or box cooker hood, you’ll be able to find a design that not only matches your kitchen’s design but elevates it.
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FAQs
How do you clean a cooker hood filter?
To clean a cooker hood filter, first switch off the hood and remove the filter. If the filter is dishwasher safe, place it on the top rack of the dishwasher and simply wash the cooker hood filter with the rest of your dishes.
If it’s not dishwasher-safe, you’ll have to wash it by hand. To manually wash a cooker hood filter, submerge the filter in hot, soapy water and leave it to soak for 15 to 20 minutes. Then, use a soft sponge to gently scrub the filter before allowing it to air dry before inserting it back into the hood.
How do you clean a cooker extractor hood?
You can easily clean a cooker extractor hood by using a soft cloth or sponge and a neutral cleaning detergent to wipe away any surface grease or dirt. For glass cooker hoods, you should remove the glass if possible, placing it on a covered, soft surface to avoid scratches. Once again, use a natural detergent to clean the glass cooker hood before using a household glass cleaner to leave it shining.
Where should you place a cooker hood?
For induction and electric hobs, the cooker hood should be placed at least 650mm above the hob. For gas hobs, your cooker hood should be at least 750mm from the hob. The cooker hood should be placed centrally, covering as much of your hob as possible.
