DIY WEEK AWARDS 2023 WINNERS 2018


Home & Kitchen Product of the Year Air Fryer Genie


Air Fryer Genie Cleaner is a clever powerful cleaning foam that is said to outperform all other products giving amazing results, yet it’s gentle on surface coatings. Its noncorrosive and nontoxic formulation is ideal for all air fryers and microwaves. Formulated to remove grease and burnt-on food stains from your appliance.


It can be used to clean the inside and out, just spray the high foaming solution in or onto the machine and allow time for it to dissolve and attack the food residue and grease.


Air Fryers have been the top selling product in their market sector, over the last 12 months with increases of 350% and until now there was no specific cleaner for air fryers. This one has been designed with powerful cleaning agents without the harming the insides which normal oven cleaners can and will do. Air Fryer Genie High Foam Air Fryer and Microwave Cleaner is gentle on surface coatings and is ideal for all air fryers and microwaves. Formulated to remove grease and burnt on food stains from your appliance, the air fryer foam is safe to use on rubber, metal, glass and plastic. Due to the high-cling properties, the cleaner can be used to clean inside and out. The foam dissolves stubborn food deposit, allowing you to wipe away with ease.


Security Product of the Year


Squire Stronghold range Squire’s premium range Stronghold security brand is celebrating 25 years in 2023. It marks a quarter of a century of the very best in British made, heavy-duty, extra high security padlocks. Stronghold is universally recognised as Squire’s most trusted maximum security brand, unrivalled in strength and durability, and a symbol of Squire’s 240-year heritage. Introduced in 1998 by the Squire product development team, the first Stronghold padlock was launched as a trailblazer for setting vital new European CEN standards in the security industry. Known as the SS50 Stronghold range, it heralded a


breakthrough in meeting and exceeding new European CEN standards and a benchmark for the market. Since then, the Stronghold range has evolved extensively to include ultra-high security padlocks, padbars, chains, and lock and chain sets for commercial use. Many highlights of Stronghold are the solid hardened steel lock body, electrophoretic anti-corrosion finish, hardened boron alloy steel shackle, anti-drill protection and high corrosion resistance for harsh environments. The hero in Squire’s Stronghold range is the super-tough, super heavyweight SS100 padlock, the world’s strongest production padlock. And the first to achieve LPCB Level SR4, the highest level that any padlock has achieved when tested on its own.


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The judges’ said: “With the explosion in popularity of air fryers, having a way to clean them properly is crucial and there is nothing like this product on the market, so it’s a clear winner.”


FINALISTS:


Future Developments – Air Fryer Genie – Winner! STV International – STV202 Ready Baited Live Multi Mousetrap – Highly Commended LAICA – Dual Flo Kettle ZeroWater – ZeroWater Filter Jug Range – Highly Commended


That’s why today Squire’s Stronghold range is approved to the highest global standards, not only by CEN, but also by Sold Secure, LPCB, and supported by Secured by Design. The Squire name has been at the forefront of lock making since 1780, with a great British history carried down through eight generations. Today, Squire manufactures some of the most advanced lock designs on the market for commercial, home and two-wheel security - cylinders, padlocks, combination locks, multi-purpose lock and chain sets, security cables, bolts, hasps and staples, and security accessories.


The judges commented: “Squires is well known for producing quality security products and customers can’t go wrong with this range of premium padlocks.”


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