Air fryers have become incredibly popular kitchen appliances, used for preparing a wide variety of dishes. However, this popularity also means they are prone to grease buildup, especially if not cleaned regularly. There are many methods for cleaning household appliances, with natural techniques often favored.
Cleaning Enthusiast Shares Air Fryer Tip
On the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook page, one cleaning enthusiast shared a remarkable tip for cleaning air fryers. The fan highlighted a specific product and encouraged others to clean their air fryers after every use.
Joan Stewart posted: "I thought I'd share this product. I'm really impressed with it. If anyone like me lives off using air fryers instead of an oven, this cleaning spray is liquid gold. Here's the before and after. It gave it such a good clean. It's very impressive, and I'd definitely recommend it."
The enthusiast included a photograph of the cleaning bottle she used, from the brand Scrubology. Along with the spray, she shared images of her air fryer before and after cleaning. Initially, stubborn grease and grime marks were visible, while the after photos made the appliance look brand new.
How the Spray Works
The company behind the Crispy Clean spray claims it delivers "instant" visual results, removes burnt-on residue, grime, and grease marks, and requires no scrubbing. To apply, first switch off and unplug the air fryer, then let it cool completely. Next, remove the basket and tray if possible, apply the spray to greasy areas, and leave it for up to 10 minutes. Simply wipe clean and thoroughly rinse all removable parts before drying to reveal a spotlessly clean appliance.
Reactions and Alternatives
Cleaning enthusiasts flocked to the comments to share their views. Lynne Kitching said: "The full range is a game-changer." At £5.99, the spray is not cheap, but reviews unanimously suggest it is worth every penny. The 750ml bottle is generous, and with only a few sprays needed per clean, it lasts a long time. Other methods include Elbow Grease's Air Fryer Cleaner from Home Bargains for around £1, and good old washing-up liquid, which remains popular for cutting through grease and grime.
