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.

I like the help the liners provide with cleanup, but if you are cooking several batches, be sure to take them out when waiting for the fryer to return to heat. Don't leave them in the fryer otherwise they will float up, even with grease from the chicken and catch FIRE

I love these!! They help keep the air fryer clean and they're very affordable. Most air fryer owners know how hard it is to remove that gunk stuck to the inside walls and both sides of the plate. These liners help prevent oil/flavors/smells from being added to it.

I would not recommend these liners, but not because of the quality. The quality is fine. I just found they are sort of useless. My air fryer basket is easy enough to clean, but even if that weren't the case, I don't see how these liners would help much. Though the liners are perforated, they still block air flow. And because they are perforated, food leaks through to the air liner grill plate and basket anyway. The fit is kind of hit or miss, though I'm told you can buy magnets to hold the paper in place in the air fryer. You would do better to save a bit of money and just take the two minutes to clean your air fryer after each use.

Love that I found these, so much more convenient than tearing tiny squares off a roll for my airfryer, and they fit perfect! super easy to use. (Just dont forget to remove it when done cooking) My son did it one day lol If its in there by itself when the airfryer goes on, it sucks it up and it catches fire

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.

The air fryer liners are convenient and help with keeping the air fryer cleaner since ours gets used quite often. The only issue is it has holes in the bottom which I assume is for venting but if you are cooking "greasier" stuff it does go through the holes but not bad. The fit can be a little smaller depending on your air fryer too. In our Ninja one it does either go up on the edges a bit or doesnt seem to fit exact. Would still recommend simply on that it does help keep your air fryer cleaner longer and the overall price for these and the amount you get is a good deal.

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.