Some money shots for Valentines Day
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Carolina Prowash
Exterior Surface Pros
I cannot believe I'm even asking these questions - one because I know I'm going to be grossed out and two because it will expose my ignorance on hood stuff - but is that stuff as gooky feeling as it looks? How long does it take to get like that? That is actually grease/fat buildup that is sucked up by the exhaust fans, right? How do you clean the ones in your own house or please, just tell me that house ones don't get like that!
Celeste
Celeste
dodsonish
Grease Police President
That looks like a burger joint. The only way your home vent would get that bad is if you hired a cook and fed about 1000 people a day.
Some home ranges exhaust right back into the kitchen. The larger ranges, like the ones you would find in the Bryan Compound, could be cleaned every so often . Mainly for sanitation.
I wonder how the foam would work on that.
Some home ranges exhaust right back into the kitchen. The larger ranges, like the ones you would find in the Bryan Compound, could be cleaned every so often . Mainly for sanitation.
I wonder how the foam would work on that.
Carolina Prowash
Exterior Surface Pros
So even over the course of say.....77 years, my exhaust wouldn't look that bad 
JOY JOY JOY!
Celeste
JOY JOY JOY!Celeste
mbryan
New member
From Wikepedia:
AIDA is an acronym used in marketing that describes a common list of events that is very often undergone when a person is selling a product or service:
* A - Attention - to attract the attention of the customer.
* I - Interest - to get the customer interested by demonstrating its features, advantages, and benefits.
* D - Desire - convincing customers of the product's advantage and its ability to satisfy specific needs.
* A - Action - to push customers toward actually purchasing the product.
Nowadays some have add another letter and thus it is called AIDA(S):
* S - Satisfaction - to get the customer satisfied so that they could be a repeat customer and so they could give word-of-mouth to the paticular product.
AIDA is an acronym used in marketing that describes a common list of events that is very often undergone when a person is selling a product or service:
* A - Attention - to attract the attention of the customer.
* I - Interest - to get the customer interested by demonstrating its features, advantages, and benefits.
* D - Desire - convincing customers of the product's advantage and its ability to satisfy specific needs.
* A - Action - to push customers toward actually purchasing the product.
Nowadays some have add another letter and thus it is called AIDA(S):
* S - Satisfaction - to get the customer satisfied so that they could be a repeat customer and so they could give word-of-mouth to the paticular product.