extractor fan

British  

noun

1. a fan used in kitchens, bathrooms, workshops, etc, to remove stale air or fumes

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Example Sentences

Later, if a soldier is seen for treatment, Dr Andriichenko describes how he often has no memory of any trigger sound, but his wife or family member will reveal that an extractor fan or air conditioner had just been turned on.

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Georgina Bright, 32, says damp has been pooling on her upstairs ceiling, such that "all the lights have been flickering" and when an extractor fan was removed "loads of water flew out of it".

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A subsequent review found that although the handler had left the engine running to keep the air conditioning on, an extractor fan in the back of the vehicle had malfunctioned, and there was not enough awareness of how the system worked.

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The ombudsman said when the resident first reported the water leak in 2019, the landlord stated it would later replace an extractor fan in the bathroom and make multiple repairs to the kitchen, including installing new worktops and cupboards.

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The kitchen is another area where moisture rises, so open the windows or use the extractor fan when cooking.

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