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Discover Ludwig'extractor fan' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a fan or ventilation system that is installed in a kitchen, bathroom, or other area in order to draw out or extract unwanted smells or moisture. For example, "The problem with cooking in the kitchen is that the smoke detector often goes off because the extractor fan isn't powerful enough."
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Turn on the extractor fan.
Building regs require you to have a ducted extractor fan.
An extractor fan ground away in the background.
Should I get a duct extractor fan or circulation hood?
It has coffee and cookies and the groggy chuckle of an extractor fan.
When James Dyson was vacuuming, he thought of the cyclone extractor fan in his factory.
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Good thing the extractor fans are working.
■ When it's cold, use extractor fans sparingly: they draw out the warm air.
Range hood extractor fans were the worst labelled British product with 74% receiving an inaccurate description.
You must at least upgradebedrooms, probably fit en suitesand install a larger cooker and extractor fans.
Traffic cones Extractor fans are the new industrial accessory, thanks to the Loewe lookbook shot by M/M.
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