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Whether I'm roasting up some green coffee beans, or using my cast iron griddle for a nice piece of steak, my smoke alarm goes nuts. I tried putting up a curtain barrier (the alarm is in the hall around the corner) -- that helped a little, but was far from a problem solver. Then I started making use of my air cleaner.Once I started strategically placing the air cleaner in my kitchen, the alarm stopped blaring. In fact, even when I forget and don't turn it on until after things start smoking, the alarm stays silent.
To prevent alarm blare-age:
- Place your air cleaner between the stove and alarm, and set it on high. A good air cleaner (like my Sharp FP N40CX) will block most of the smoke that makes its way towards the alarm.
- If you're cooking something on the stovetop, make sure you have covers to block the smoke.
- If you have a hood fan, use it -- even if it is not vented to the outside. It's not ideal, but it does help. Just make sure that your filters are clean.
- If you don't have one, or want to keep the air clear -- go old fashioned with opened windows and fans set up to circulate the air.
If you have any additional tips of your own, please share them below!
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