Exhaust Fan

My idea was just a suggestion on the 178. Your 179 is totally different that what I do to help minimize coking smoke.

We have a small George Foreman grill that's easy to take outside for the smokey stuff. 

If the weather is too bad, we have a shower cap that we cover the smoke alarm with.  That takes care of the alarm noise but not the lingering aroma.  For those times, we have talked about moving the GF grill into the john - but haven't yet. 

And sometimes in bad weather, it's easier to go out and avoid having those grease particles settle into the upholstery.  We figure it's all part of the Pod fun.  Flexibility is the key!

Absolutely no vanilla scent. I hate it. If it smelt like a vanilla shake, yes. Line perfume, no.

I agree, we bought a 2014 R-pod with the small slide out. My husband liked it because of the easy towing. I never even noticed no hood and exhaust fan, guess I kind of took for granted if you had a stove top, there would be exhaust. Makes the burners kind of a waste, you can use the microwave but dry camping without electricity...your kind of out of luck for anything fried. Whoever decided that wasn't thinking, be nice to have after market brackets to hook one up 

I agree, we bought a 2014 R-pod with the small slide out new a few years ago. My husband liked it because of the easy towing. I never even noticed no hood and exhaust fan, guess I kind of took for granted if you had a stove top, there would be exhaust. Makes the burners kind of a waste, you can use the microwave but dry camping without electricity...your kind of out of luck for anything fried. Whoever designed that wasn't thinking, be nice to have after market brackets to hook one up. We did turn on shower exhaust, open door and windows, and unplug fire alarm the one time I tried to fry bacon. Never again, wouldn't want the walls to get smoke or grease smell. Very bad design!!!