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![]() We always roast inside in our kitchen, and have the stove fan running throughout the roast. There have been a handful of times that the alarms have gone off, but it's not a big deal to us. Generally only happens when we let them go a bit too long. The house smells great for a few days afterwards, too. ![]() |
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Lots of concrete block houses in Florida vent the clothes drier outside for obvious reasons but do not vent the stove, instead recirculate the air through a vent filter.
This is the case in my house, and although I would be sure to have a stove vent on the future if buying a new house, I am stuck roasting outside.
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