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Perhaps try installing a range hood made for Asian cooking. What's the best way to make the tastiest stir fries? HIGH heat and LOTS of oil -- so your whole house smells like a Chinese restaurant! 

These range hoods are made for odoriferous applications. They have 700-1000 CFM air displacement, in contrast to around 300 CFM you'd be getting from the typical non-Asian range hoods. 

Your curry cooking friends would probably love the upgrade. 

Two popular brands:

Sanyangpai

Pac Air (媽媽樂)

I installed a lower-end Sanyangpai in one of the unit I've been fixing up, and it's pretty awesome. It's an under cabinet type with a top cover. Paid around $360 for the range hood and $80 for the stainless steel cover. 

The sucked up oil gets pumped into the tanks -- no mesh air filters required!

My parents have one at their house -- now I have one; a dream fulfilled

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