Do Neck Fans Really Work in a Hot Professional Kitchen?
The rush hits. Six-burner range blasting, salamander glowing red, and the convection oven is roaring at a steady 450°F (232°C). Sweat is dripping down your back, your chef’s coat is soaked, and the damp towel you draped around your neck turned lukewarm ten minutes ago. We’ve all been there. It’s that moment in the middle of service where the wall of heat feels physically oppressive, slowing your movements and clouding your thoughts.