FAQ

Yes, Home Depot can refuse entry to a dog, especially if the location does not allow pets or the dog poses a health or safety risk.

Yes, most Home Depot stores allow dogs, but policies can vary by location, so it's best to check with your local store.

Not in corpus.

To keep hot dogs from bursting in the air fryer, score them lightly or prick them with a fork before cooking and avoid cooking at too high a temperature.

No, flipping hot dogs in an air fryer is not necessary, but doing so can promote more even browning.

To prevent hot dog skins from bursting in the air fryer, make small slits on each dog before cooking and avoid overcooking at excessively high temperatures.

No, flipping hot dogs in an air fryer is not required, but it can help cook them more evenly.

To prevent hot dog skin from bursting in the air fryer, score them lightly with a knife and cook at a lower temperature, around 375°F, for about 5–6 minutes.

No, you do not need to flip hot dogs in an air fryer as they cook evenly due to the circulating hot air.

Hot dogs should be cooked at 325°F to 375°F to ensure even heating without splitting the skin.