How To Clean Air Fryer Before First Use
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How to clean an air fryer in a few simple steps.
Last Updated: September 30, 2021
Tired of dealing with stuck-on food or unpleasant smells coming from your air fryer? Learn how to clean an air fryer in just a few minutes — the simple way.
If you're a fan of fried — well, everything — an air fryer is a game-changer. It allows you to enjoy your deep fried favorites, from mozzarella sticks to pork chops, with less fat and fewer calories (yum)!
Even though an air fryer requires very little oil, you're still frying, so you won't escape greasy messes after each use, although they'll be minor compared to what you see with traditional frying.
So, when and how should you clean the inside of an air fryer? Read on as we walk you step-by-step through cleaning your favorite kitchen appliance.
New to air frying? Go ahead and tear open the box and behold, but before you use your fryer, give it a good scrubbing — it's been through a lot!
Take apart all of the fryer's removable components, wash the air fryer basket tray and pan with mild dish soap, and dry them thoroughly. Use a damp microfiber cloth to wipe all of the surfaces inside and outside of the machine.
Some manufacturers recommend running the appliance empty for 10 minutes to let it off-gas. This might cause a slight chemical smell (like most new appliances have), so keep the window open or the vent turned on. Don't worry — you should only notice the smell once.
Now you're cookin'!
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Well, you don't have to, but you probably should.
Clean at least the basic components of your air fryer each time you use it to keep it from getting all gunked up with crumbs, burnt cheese, and the like. Otherwise, it'll eventually heat up slower, use more energy, and force you to spend a lot more elbow grease when you finally get around to cleaning it.
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What not to do when cleaning an air fryer
Steer clear of abrasive sponges, steel wool, and scraping tools, or you'll scratch the fryer's non-stick coating. Get yourself a set of these Full Circle pan scrapers, which are safe for practically every cooking surface.
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4 easy steps to cleaning the inside of an air fryer
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Watch: How to clean an air fryer like a pro!
Wanna see just how easy it is to clean an air fryer? Check out this video for even more pro tips!
If you're like us and you're a big-time believer in the magical cleaning powers of vinegar, the great news is that you can use it to deep-clean your air fryer — and in just a couple of minutes!
If your air fryer starts to smell a little funky, mix 3 parts water with 1 part vinegar in a spray bottle, spritz it around inside the unit, and wipe it clean and odor-free with a microfiber cloth.
If you don't want to DIY your vinegar concoction, try Aunt Fannie's biodegradable vinegar cleaning wipes — easy peasy!
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How To Clean Air Fryer Before First Use
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