Over time, cords, plugs, and outlets can also wear down without obvious signs. When an appliance stays plugged in, it remains connected to your home’s electrical system, leaving it vulnerable to power surges, internal faults, or overheating. Most kitchen fires don’t start suddenly. They often develop from small issues, such as overheated components, grease buildup near heating elements, or stressed cords.Placement matters too. Air fryers are often surrounded by paper towels, utensils, or cabinets that restrict airflow, allowing problems to escalate more quickly.
One Easy Kitchen Routine That Improves Home Safety at Night
