Yes, you can use a microwave oven with an exhaust fan in the kitchen. The microwave oven and the exhaust fan serve different purposes, and they can be used simultaneously or independently.
Microwave Oven: The microwave oven is used for cooking and heating food using electromagnetic radiation (microwaves). It is a common kitchen appliance used for various cooking tasks such as reheating, defrosting, and cooking certain types of food. The microwave does not produce smoke or strong odors, so it doesn't require an exhaust fan to function properly.
Exhaust Fan: The exhaust fan, commonly found in range hoods or above stovetops, is used to remove smoke, steam, heat, and strong cooking odors from the kitchen. It helps improve the air quality in the kitchen and prevents the accumulation of cooking-related particles on surfaces. The exhaust fan is especially useful when cooking with gas stoves, as it helps to vent out any potentially harmful fumes.
When using the microwave oven, you can turn on the exhaust fan to help ventilate the kitchen and remove any odors that may result from other cooking activities in the kitchen. The exhaust fan will not interfere with the operation of the microwave and can be used simultaneously or as needed.
In summary, it is perfectly safe and common to use a microwave oven with an exhaust fan in the kitchen. Both appliances serve different purposes and can be used together to create a comfortable and well-ventilated cooking environment.