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Fourgifts

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Just wondering as I had designated an air fryer gluten-free for my daughter use

but my son used it inadvertently to make gluten chicken nuggets with some quantity of oil 

I’ve washed it

would it be safe for my daughter to use now???

 


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  On 7/22/2020 at 12:56 AM, Fourgifts said:

Just wondering as I had designated an air fryer gluten-free for my daughter use

but my son used it inadvertently to make gluten chicken nuggets with some quantity of oil 

I’ve washed it

would it be safe for my daughter to use now???

 

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Yes.  As long as it has been cleaned well, I would use it.  Not the same oil though, but maybe I am thinking of an actual fryer, not an air fryer.  Be sure any racks are also cleaned well and all interior parts.  

Fourgifts Explorer

Ok thank you 

 No oil really air fryer or very little 

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