Reynolds Kitchens Parchment Paper Air Fryer Liners, 50 Count

these are so easy to use, i’m currently using them in a ninja air fryer and even those it’s a round air fryer - the square filters fit just fine. i love that my air fryer stays clean and i can simply throw away everything in one go if something gets cooked too long. the only issue i’ve found is if the food you’re heating up doesn’t weigh enough to hold down the filter? the fan will suck that filter up into it and start burning (which could start a fire if you’re not paying attention) but this isn’t an issue with the product and just something to be aware of as the user of this product.

actually kind of love them makes for easy cleanup just a little big for my air fryer other than that they're perfect and food don't stick to them while cooking.

These parchment liners are a total game changer for air fryer cleanup. They fit perfectly, allow proper air circulation with the perforated design, and keep grease and crumbs from sticking to the basket. Pro tip: For even easier cleanup, place the liner underneath the air rack (or crisper tray) instead of directly under the food. It catches all the drips and crumbs while still letting the hot air circulate properly. When you’re done, just toss the liner and your basket stays practically spotless. Such a simple product, but it saves so much time and scrubbing. Definitely a must-have if you use your air fryer regularly.

I used to hate air fryers, the one we had was huge and hard to use. Then we got a smaller one perfect size for a quick snack or meal for the grandkids. The problem is having to wipe it out to get the crumbs out of it as you switch from one item to the next, especially greasy things, add a liner and make the fries quick replacement and you are doing pizza rolls, cheese sticks or mmm jalapeño poppers, all favorites but things with cheese tend to expand and now you got cheese everywhere. The liner is a huge help

Use these whenever we use our air fryer. These liners assist with less mess. They’re essentially parchment paper so also absorb any excessive oils. The size of these are 9x9 and fit our air fryer good enough. Definitely recommend for your air fryer use.

Ok. I'm new to the air fryer revolution. Where have I been??? Living under a rock, that's where. I have a 6 qt air fryer. These fit in the basket nicely. The seem to help keep the basket from getting as dirty as it would without using them. I still have to wash the basket out but that may be because I'm a little crazy...who knows. Pro dork tip - don't put the liner in the basket when preheating the air fryer. You'll find yourself wondering what is on fire due to the burning smell of paper. These things are very thin and weigh next to nothing. I think hummingbird feathers weigh more. Had to open the window and patio door to air the place out...in December... I have a package of 50 and probably have 45 left. I'm going to do some onion rings this evening and will have 44 left. I will continue to use these liners from time to time and if I come up with a genius idea, I'll be sure to update this review and include it. The site is wanting me to discuss ease of use. Well, You open the package, take one out, lay it in the basket (after preheating and "Just" before adding the food. When done, and it's cool enough, you take it out of the basket, wad it up like a tissue and throw it in the trash. Pretty easy to use.

These are pretty decent air fryer liners. The only issue I noticed with them was that you have to make sure that the food you're air frying is evenly distributed throughout the bottom. If it's not, the liner will raise on whatever side is not being weighted down and we noticed it was pretty black and charred a few times. I'm not sure if it would have actually started a fire or not, but it did raise an eyebrow.

I ordered these liners because we were out and Amazon was going to take two days. I don't understand why people like these? 1. They only cover the bottom of the fryer and not completely. Which is my fault, I should have looked closely at the photo. 2. There's holes in the bottom of them, so I'm not really sure what the purpose is? The grease is still getting on the rack. 3. Save your money and order the parchment liners that come up on the sides. If you don't like the ones that come up on the side of the air fryer because they fold inward… There are magnets you can purchase on Amazon, silicone magnets. They're very inexpensive and their washable. Put them on each side and corner of the parchment liner each time you use it, and you will be amazed!

At first, I thought buying these liners would be a good idea. I thought they would help to keep my air fryer from being coated with oily residue. After using them for a while, I realize, they are not worth it. The biggest problem that I had with them is, they catch fire. This has happened twice. The first time it happened, I was not in the same room when it occurred. I thought it was something on my part, like I had placed the paper in the wrong position. The second time, I was very careful in the placement, but it happened again. Thankfully, it happened while I was nearby. Otherwise, I'm afraid, it might have started a kitchen fire. Therefore, I honestly cannot recommend this product to anyone after my experience with it.

DO NOT use these unless you have food heavy or big enough to weigh them completely down. I was cooking chicken when my daughter came up to me and asked what was burning. I went and looked in the air fryer and the liner was completely bunched up and the edges were burnt like they caught on fire!!!!