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smoke hood

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1. A cover placed above an opening or an object to shelter it.
2. A cover placed over a fire or chimney to create a draft and to direct the smoke, odors, or noxious vapors into a flue; may be supported or hung in space, or attached to a wall; sometimes furnished with a grease filter or extractor, a light fixture, and fire-extinguishing system.


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His radical changes, which include doing away with the protective smoke hood, inspired Viking to rethink its marketing campaign, says Fred Carl Jr.
The Tundra comes with a stainless smoke hood to induce draft in a gazebo or lean-to, or to keep out the rain so nasty weather will not thwart dinner plans.
These kits also include smoke hoods as well, in order to help keep the smoke out of your face.
 
 
 
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