Powerful bathroom extractor fan

Lorraine Knight

2 years ago

Our son has 1/2 hour showers! Can you recommend an extractor fan that will be powerful enough to deal with this?

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Ricky Watkins
2 years ago
Think it's good tissues needed not extraction 😃
Wumi
2 years ago
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Wumi
2 years ago
On a more serious note, I would suggest a 150mm (6inch) extractors over the standard 100mm (4inch) ones.

I have a this extractor for my utility room and it sucks in steam from my kitchen! Very powerful but not super quiet.

https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/SLS300CRZ.html
Lorraine Knight
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2 years ago
Thanks!

Powerful bathroom extractor fan

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