Reynolds Kitchens Air Fryer Liners Disposable, Unbleached Parchment Paper Sheets, 50 Count

These work great In our air fryer, these keep our air fryer cleaner. My teenage son never likes to wash the air fryer bucket and I always end up washing it, but I'm not always there when he is cooking stuff so it's not always clean when he uses it (cuz he's lazy!) But when he doesn't clean it and he uses it stuff gets cooked on and it really bothers me the one who wants it washed all the time.. Now I can wash it and then put liner in it and not worry about how gross it might be getting when I'm not there. I'm not saying you should use these as a replacement for washing, but if you have kids or teenagers that use an air fire these things keep any gunk from building up & keeps it cleaner in between washes. They are super thin and it comes with a whole bunch in the package, they are just perfect liners for absorbing grease and crumbs & everything else, to keep your air fryer from getting gross or accumulating grease or food particles in between washing. They aren't very expensive & for the price, you get so many and they are very convenient to just put a new one in every time you cook and then throw it away when you're done. This is my second order and I will probably order continually until we don't use our air fryer anymore. WARNING-I Also want to say- be careful using them or with children using them, because they are paper and it is a cooking element inside- Is this is an air fryer that gets really hot inside & there's a heating element inside the top above the bucket. I just bought a new airfryer, & I'm not sure if they're all the same, but in our old one, the first time I used these liners, if there wasn't something weighing down the paper like food, or if I didn't make sure the paper edges were down- the paper would ruffle around & move because of the air inside the air fryer, and sometimes the edges would go up into the top element and the paper liner got singed or burned on edges. So I just want to make sure everyone knows if you use these, make sure that you're weighing them down with the food, and the edges are not sticking up high into the top of the air fryer element inside. They are definitely worth using them, just like everything when cooking you need to use with caution & make sure your placing them properly. Thank you :)

Excellent quality & love the quick clean-up. Great for fast family meals! Works well for squared or round Air Fryer's. Essential for anyone who owns & uses an Air Fryer.

Clean saver, for the cost. Fits well but don’t leave it in when you start your air fryer. It will burn and smell if you do.

I am a cast iron skillet kind of girl and never use anything nonstick, but I bought an air fryer as an impulse purchase, not even thinking about what it was made of. <forehead slap> As such, I decided to get unbleached, parchment liners, thinking plain paper would at least provide a small amount of separation between my food and the chemical, nonstick coating on the fryer. I was disappointed to receive them and see they are shiny and slippery and appear to be coated with something that prevents anything from sticking to them, totally defeating their purpose for me. :/ I can’t prove they have anything on them; there aren’t “ingredients” on the packaging, so maybe it’s just the finish, but they don’t look like any plain paper I’ve seen. Having said that, I have used them several times, thinking/hoping maybe they’re the lesser of the chemical evils. A couple of things to note: 1-DON’T PREHEAT THE FRYER WITH THE LINER IN IT! It says so right on the box, but I didn’t pay attention, and one burned up and flew into the fan, and the house smelled like burned paper. Totally my fault. I have not had any problems with the liners burning AT ALL once I started adding them after preheating and with food on top. 2-Yes, they have holes. At least the version I ordered. I chose perforated ones on purpose, thinking it would improve air circulation. Yes, of course oil etc. goes through the holes. I still think it makes cleanup, which is already a breeze, a bit easier. Unfortunately , I have no idea if they protect my food at all. Except for a potential coating, I think the liners are and do what they claim, and I don’t have a problem with their function. But I probably won’t buy them again and will look for others than I feel more confident are just uncoated parchment. Or maybe air fryers just aren’t for me and I’ll stick with my cast iron.

get the job done for my air fryer. does burn if not positioned right

HELPS KEEP THE AIR FRYER CLEAN

I have tried several different Air Fryer liners. They all help some, but what I found to be the most effective way to get non-greasy crisp food, and still help keep the air fryer clean is... to use the solid (no holes) type of liner with the sides that are folded up, in the bottom of the air fryer below the removeable grating, and to use a plain paper towel on top of the grating. The paper towel absorbs most of the grease and lets the rest through to the solid liner underneath. The food is crisp, not soggy, and the air fryer just needs the paper towel replaced after each use. Neat and easy. Just remember, you cannot preheat the air fryer with the paper towel in the air fryer by itself. The air from the fan will blow it up and touch the heating element... I hope this helps you decide.

Perfect fit. I have a round air fryer and these worked out well.

Very Happy

The liners work as advertized to prevent food from sticking to the basket

It's a perfect product, but I wish I could buy a bigger box with a lower price!