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I have an air fryer as well that's a pain in the ass to clean. The whole basket is one piece (including the handle) and I hate cleaning it but the results are worth it. I thought that was par for the course.
Then I used my parents' air fryer and.....damn, same quality food without the painful cleanup. Separate basket means if stuff is stuck, I can just toss it in the sink with shallow water while I eat. Separate drip tray only requires cleaning if stuff actually drips. It's so damn easy.
I couldn't tell you the model of either but...I just wanted you to know that messy cleanups aren't part of every air fryer setup. And that I totally get where you're coming from because I was basically there a few years ago, too.
Just do what I do and stick the entire drawer/basket in the dishwasher. It takes almost no effort.
Would take up too much of the dishwasher. Like 1/3 the bottom shelf...
Not a big deal for me though since I don't make a lot of messy stuff in it. I almost always just wash it with a hand towel