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 SignatureThe Forest Stewardship Council

I’ve been using these 8" air fryer liners for a couple of years now, and while they’re not revolutionary, they do exactly what they’re supposed to: they make cleanup faster and way, way less annoying. I mainly cook things like chicken thighs, frozen dumplings, roasted veggies, and lots of stuff with melted cheese on top, and the liners have held up well in every case without soaking through or tearing. They fit nicely in my 6-quart air fryer, and I haven’t had any issues with sticking or weird smells.That said, you do need to be careful not to put them in during preheating. I've done it before, and the liner started curling up way too close to the heating element. Now I only add it when the food goes in, which solves the problem. They’re clearly disposable and not meant to be reused, so if you’re looking for a sustainable or long-term solution, this isn’t it. But if you just want to save yourself the hassle of constant scrubbing, they’re a very convenient option.The 240 pack might feel like overkill at first, but I won’t need to reorder for a while. The previous package of these I got lasted me nearly a year and a half, so they're really cost-effective. Overall, they're not life-changing, but they're useful and exactly as advertised. I’ll definitely buy them again.

These really have changed the way I use my air fryer. They make it a snap to load, unload, and clean the basket, catching a lot of the grease. Just make sure you put enough food on it that the paper stays weighted at the bottom, and be careful when you're pulling it out not to burn yourself. It takes a long time to go through them all, though they have gone up in price significantly since I started buying them.

These fit our 8qt/XL air fryer well and are good at containing grease and crumbs and save me from having to scrub the inside of the fryer itself. Nothing seems to leak through the bottom either. I prefer these over flat disposable liners or the reusable silicone ones. Haven’t had any issues with them and we’ve used them for months, with plenty more still in the package. Will buy again.

The liners fit perfectly in my 6 quart IP Vortex. Easy clean up for sure. One thing you don't want to do - lesson learned is do not put the paper in for pre-heating without food in it. The paper caught on fire because it blows around inside. So only put it in when it says "add food". So other than that, it i working great!

Super easy to use and they definitely keep your air fryer clean. I was concerned because I thought the liners might be too short and didn’t cover the sides of the basket but it didn’t seem to matter. I didn’t even really have to wash the basket after cooking with the liner. Just follow the directions and don’t preheat with the liner inside.

The price for these was truly great and they fit my air fryer perfectly. I was using round ones on a square air fryer because I have a round silicone "plate" to keep my air fryer clean, but it was so small and I could only fit a few things in it at a time, which was making my cooking time longer. These are so big and cut my cooking time down in 1/2.

I've only used a couple of the liners so far but they're great. If you're just doing fries & tots you can reuse one a couple of times. You could probably just use parchment paper, (I would imagine) but these form to the bottom and come up on the sides to really keep the basket clean. Make sure the liner is fully in place though or it kind of smells like it might catch fire. I'm not sure... but when I was making tater tots, the liner must have come up in the back and it smelled like burnt paper. That was my own fault. Definitely worth the money to me.

These really work very well in my air fryer! I had my doubts, but I was wrong! They have a wax paper quality to them that helps keep my air fryer clean. I will buy more when I run out. Already “favorited” them in my list! I just used one tonight with some breaded chicken.