5 Places You Should Never Use Your Air Fryer Indoors

Illustrated portrait of Emma Reed
Emma ReedTips Editor

Practical kitchen shortcuts, household tips and everyday how-to guides.

Rarle USA editorial persona · AI illustration

On Top of a Wooden Table or Counter Without Protection Air fryers release a lot of heat from the bottom and sides. Placing them directly on a wooden table or counter can cause the surface to overheat, warp, or discolor. Over time, heat damage can become permanent. Worse, prolonged exposure can become a fire risk, especially if the material is coated with varnish.

What to do instead:

Place your air fryer on a heat-resistant mat, a ceramic tile, or a metal baking sheet to protect your surfaces. Always ensure the surface is flat and stable.

Inside a Cabinet or Enclosed

Comments

Leave a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Privacy Policy