US EditionThousands of UK households issued air fryer warning amid 'serious fire risks'
Direct365 highlights that improper air fryer use, such as blocking vents or using foil, can cause fire hazards and toxic fumes, with over 57,000 UK users searching safety tips monthly.
- UK households are being warned on 2025-09-05 about fire risks from common air fryer usage mistakes amid their widespread popularity.
- This warning follows reports that many users lack safe operating knowledge, with over 57,000 UK monthly Google searches about correct air fryer use.
- Experts highlighted dangers including melting plastics releasing toxic chemicals, grease buildup causing fires, and blocked vents risking overheating and electrical hazards.
- Karl Bantleman of Direct365 noted that while air fryers provide an efficient method to prepare healthier meals, many users are unaware of the proper safety measures needed to operate them correctly.
- The warnings urge users to avoid plastics and tin foil, maintain proper ventilation with 10cm clearance, and keep the appliance clean to prevent fire and electrical risks.
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