The UK's Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) has invited stakeholders to participate in gathering information about the safety of tumble dryers used within the country. The authority is requesting opinions, statistical data, and any other relevant evidence concerning the operation of this type of household appliance. The OPSS initiative is aimed at obtaining a comprehensive picture of the current state of safety of tumble dryers supplied to the British market. In the past, safety issues with household appliances, including tumble dryers, have repeatedly attracted the attention of regulators and consumers due to cases of fires and other incidents related to equipment malfunction. Survey participants may include manufacturers, suppliers, consumer protection organisations, fire safety experts, and other interested parties with relevant data or experience. The collected information will be used to analyse existing standards and, if necessary, develop recommendations to strengthen safety requirements for this category of household appliances. Such consultations are standard practice for regulatory bodies when reviewing product safety standards. The results of data collection may influence future regulations concerning the manufacture, import, and sale of tumble dryers on the territory of the United Kingdom.