Benefits Of Having A Kitchen Chimney


Given the Indian style of cooking, which involves a variety of spices and a lot of oil, one cannot rule out the unwanted byproducts of cooking – smoke and oil.

A kitchen chimney is a perfect solution to the above mentioned cooking woes. Be it a small kitchen belonging to a middle-class family or a large posh kitchen, this modern day appliance is a must for every household.

Listed below, the benefits of kitchen chimney:
Beautify Your Cooking Space

A chimney can give a complete make-over to your kitchen. Not just does it serve its functional purpose, but it also helps elevate the mood of the kitchen users.

Keep Your Kitchen Clean and Hygienic
Smoke and oil droplets emitted during cooking, settle on the kitchen walls, cabinets, countertops and floor, over a period of time and make the cooking space greasy and dirty. A kitchen chimney can help reduce your cleaning effort and preserve the kitchen ambience by sucking in all the unwanted smoke and oil.

Say “No” to Unwanted Smell
Usually, after cooking, the smell of food refuses to leave the kitchen. And, it is irritating if the smell is bad. With a kitchen chimney in place, you can get rid of the unwanted odour in no time.

Put An End To Sneezing
It will prevent the strong smell of food from invading your nose inside the kitchen. Therefore, it will keep you from sneezing and prevent the spread of harmful bacteria.



Check out Ultrafresh’s range of chimneys.

Or, speak to one of Ultrafresh's expert kitchen consultants at 1800 226 900 and let's help begin the process of your kitchen's transformation.

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