The only self cleaning hood system that eliminates grease on the front, back and inside of the filters, the plenum, the entire duct work system and up through the exhaust fan.

Hood & Filter is applied manually with a battery powered, atomized sprayer. Takes less than 60 seconds on a large size hood. The product behaves and travels in the same manner as the grease. It atomizes like grease, enters through the filters and travels throughout the entire system like grease.

Every area that grease can travel to inside the system, Hood & Filter travels there as well.
Through its Molecular Reduction technology, grease is eliminated at the molecular level and keeps the entire system bare metal clean everyday, just by coming in contact with it.

CaptiveAire, one of the top vent hood manufacturers, advises the hood's filters be cleaned daily, for fire safety and hood performance.
The problem is, no one has the time to clean filters every day.
With the Hood & Filter, the filters are easily cleaned daily.
All you do is rinse them once a week.

From 'CaptiveAire Hoods: General Maintenance video

"Our #1 standard is filter maintenance. Filters that are not cleaned daily can quickly compromise the airflow of the hood, raising energy costs and decreasing hood performance. Dirty filters are also a massive fuel source and can quickly become a fire waiting to happen. Because of these factors we strongly advise removing your filters and cleaning them daily.”

Keep your filters in place, inside the hood. Simply spray the filters, starting at one end and slowly walk to the other end spraying the filters. Make sure the hood is on so that it is pulling air. And that is it.

Through its Molecular Reduction Nano, grease is eliminated at the molecular level and keeps the entire system bare metal clean everyday, just by coming in contact with it.

Take the filters down once a week and rinse them. That is it.
No more overnight soaking. No more scrubbing.

Bare metal clean once a quarter is good.
Bare metal clean every day is much more fire safe.