India, June 22 -- Most people talk about air pollution when discussing traffic, factories, or construction sites. But the air inside a home deserves equal attention, especially in the kitchen. Daily cooking releases smoke, oil particles, moisture, and odours that can linger long after meals are prepared. Over time, these pollutants settle on surfaces and circulate indoors.

While windows and exhaust fans can help, they often struggle to remove smoke efficiently, particularly in apartments and enclosed kitchens. This is where a kitchen chimney plays an important role. Among the latest options available, chimneys powered by BLDC (Brushless Direct Current) motors are gaining attention for a simple reason: they deliver strong suction while co...