u/Bugatti252

Hey, so I cook a lot—like 8 gallons of stock on the stove for extended periods. I haveing 4 things going on my stove at once for a party of 12. I sear, flambé, I do it all, and my hood vent died. I want to upgrade to a stronger system. The one I found I like has all the features I want: a large dishwasher-safe filter great style filters, a grease trap, a timed shut off and duel fans. But I'm worried it's too strong at 860 CFM. I know code says 400, but I don’t plan to have it on high unless I’m cooking steak or something. How bad is it to have that running without proper replacement air? What damage can be done?

Hey, we're puting on a community event, and we wanted a petting zoo with a cow or two. Does anyone have a lead on who to call?

We have a lot of loved brands and restaurants in the area. What are the least popular companies in the city?

So this is a weird one. I have a nice little Italianette house with a large AC that can cool my first floor in minutes, but the second floor is noticeably warmer in the summers not just a smidge warmer, but 8- 15 degrees warmer. It's either my return vent isn't doing its job, or the air duct isn't big enough or strong enough to get air where it is needed. I am looking for someone to let me know what's wrong. I don't want to go to an AC company because they will tell me my units are too small. Who would you recommend for a consultation and possibly some home ventilation help?

Hey, we are looking for a medical folding company in the Midwest, preferably around Ohio. We know of Flottman, but they take forever. Any others would be great.

So my sister just got a newish car, and she wants it to last for a long time. One recomend was all-weather floor mats, as she lives in Maine. What brand is best? I know Weather Tech is good, but is there someone with just as good a product for a better price, or a better product for around the same price?