Air Fryer Paper Liners, 125Pcs Air Fryer Disposable Liners, Non-Stick and Oil Proof for Easy Cleanup, 8” Square for 5-8 qt Basket by Baker's Signature

I wish I would have known or seen these when I first purchased my AirFryer, almost 2 1/2 years ago. I have been either trying silicone bowls or mats and actually cutting parchment paper and the clean up or time in cutting things to size was annoying. This purchase is a perfect fit for my Fryer. And clean up is a simple toss into the garbage. Grease from sausage or juices stays right in the liner. The cost comes to .10/liner. Worth it for me. It’s not an item you will be using daily( at least I don’t ) but I use it a couple times a week. I will keep this in my favorites and continue to purchase. An item you won’t regret purchasing. I included the type of AirFryer in my pictures just so you could see.

I use my air fryer almost daily, and these liners have been a game-changer. They fit perfectly in my 6-quart basket and even worked fine in my friend’s Instant Pot air fryer. The size is just right for 5-8 quart models without having to fold or trim anything.The liners are sturdy — they don’t tear when you put heavier food in, and they hold up well even when cooking greasy or saucy dishes. Nothing sticks to them, and it saves a ton of cleanup time compared to scrubbing the basket after every use.If you air fry a lot and want to keep your appliance looking new, these liners are 100% worth it.

I like these air fryer liners a lot for my ninja air fryer. They make clean up a breeze too. This is my 3rd time ordering them as I use them so much.

These are okay for lining your air fryer. They fit perfectly in my Cosori Air fryer. One thing with using these, you have to fill them out to the sides, or the sides will bend in. If you're doing a bunch of tots, fries, or something else that goes out the sides, these will work well. I cooked 6 or 8 perogies in them and the liner sides curled in which blocked the heat from getting to some of them.The other problem is, if you have to stir or shake something in the middle of cooking, the paper liner slides very easily on the non-stick grill bottom of the fryer. One thing you must remember: if you are cooking something that will generate a lot of grease, then you should not use a liner, or maybe poking a few holes in it before use to let the grease fall through.I think the benefit of using these liners over foil is their cost. Other than that, I don't see a huge advantage of using these over a foil liner.

Great time saver for cleaning the air fryer. Usually just have to throw the liner out and air fryer is still clean. Do not warm up air fryer with just a liner in it.

These save so much time from having to clean messes from the air fryer! However, don’t preheat in the air fryer, my son did this and it burned the liner. Now we put it in at the time of cooking!

The liners are just what I needed. But I need to keep a small rock or something on the liner if I'm cooking something lightweight. Like bacon. Sucks it up in my ninja Grille xl

While these are a great deal, and the liners are good quality, I struggled with these lifting up around the corners when they get hot and ultimately burning because they touch the top of the air fryer. This is a non-issue if you have plenty of food in the basket like fries or several nuggets, but cooking 1-2 pieces of fish or smaller items always end up with one of these burning and stinking up the house. I don't know what the best solution is other than somehow making them heavier so they can't lift up and curl once heated, but I'm also not an expert or a scientist. I have tried multiple fixes including:-trimming the liner once the food is on them-trying to anchor each piece at a corner (this results in the other end curling around the food and not cooking)-using 2 at a time to weight the linersThese did fit into our Cosori air fryer basket perfectly, and I loved the "no mess" for the items that did do well with these liners, but because these have no holes for air flow they don't perform well without considerable weight to keep them in place.