Which product is NOT commonly associated with asbestos?

Modern electric kettles are not commonly associated with asbestos due to advancements in materials and manufacturing practices. Historically, asbestos was widely used in various products because of its heat-resistant properties, but it has largely been phased out in the production of modern appliances. Manufacturers of products such as electric kettles have replaced asbestos with safer materials that provide similar benefits without the health risks associated with asbestos exposure.

In contrast, automotive parts often used asbestos for brake linings and gaskets, while roofing materials and toasters may have utilized asbestos in insulation or fireproofing applications prior to the bans and regulations limiting its use. Therefore, the use of modern electric kettles as a product not linked to asbestos is consistent with contemporary safety standards and practices.