Old 12-25-2011, 12:43 PM
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If the vented air goes down, it is an emergency outlet for gas (which is heavier than air and would spill down)
So, what we are talking about here is blocking the escape vent, which means that, if someone knocks the knob on, the gas will fill the kitchen.
Crazy.

Originally Posted by kaylfordsollimo View Post
If her cook top is like my Jenn Air, there is a vent that is level with and between two glass top burners. The vent goes through the floor and then to the outside wall under the floor (along the basement ceiling). Her idea is a really good one. I've used layers of terry dish towels to cover my vent for years, but now I think I'll borrow her idea and make a cook top quilt, too. Thank your sister for me, please. And, Merry Christmas to all of you!
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