Air fryer safety warning

Parchment paper can catch fire in your air fryer.

It happens fast, it happens quietly, and it happens to people who never knew it was a risk. There's a safer way to line your basket — and you should make the switch before your next cook.

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Loose paper is one of the most common causes of air fryer fires.

Left: parchment paper on fire inside an air fryer. Right: a silicone Lovely Liners liner sitting safely in an air fryer basket.
How it happens

A loose sheet of paper and a high-powered fan are all it takes.

Air fryers move air at high speed. A loose sheet of parchment gets lifted off the basket, pulled into the exposed heating element, and ignites — often in seconds, often before you smell smoke. By the time you notice, there's already a flame in your kitchen. It's one of the most common air fryer accidents, and it is completely preventable.

One liner removes the risk entirely.

Lovely Liners is heavy, food-grade silicone engineered for how air fryers actually work. It can't lift, and it can't burn.

It can't burn

Silicone won't ignite the way paper does. No flame, no charring, no smoke.

Rated to 450°F

Well above normal air fryer temperatures, on every setting.

It won't lift

Weighted to stay flat — it can't get sucked into the element.

And it's better in every other way.

Don't risk it on your next cook.

Switch tonight. Make your next air fryer meal the safe one.

Get the safe liner