Is the shell of the small household popcorn maker scald-proof?

The casing of a small household popcorn maker is usually designed to have anti scalding function. This design is mainly based on the consideration that the popcorn maker will generate high temperatures during use. In order to prevent users from accidentally getting burned during use, manufacturers usually use heat-resistant materials or add insulation layers to make the shell.
Specifically, the heat-resistant shell can effectively block heat transfer, reduce the surface temperature of the shell, and prevent users from feeling overheated when touched. This is particularly important for household use, as family members may include children and the elderly, whose skin is more sensitive to temperature and more susceptible to burns.
In addition, some high-end small household popcorn makers also adopt more advanced anti scalding technology, such as double-layer insulation design, heat dissipation holes, etc., to further improve the anti scalding effect. These designs not only protect users from burns, but also extend the lifespan of the popcorn maker and prevent maker damage caused by overheating.