Numola 100 Pcs Air Fryer Liners Disposable Parchment Paper, 9 Inch Perforated Airfryer Sheets for Baking, Square Unbleached Non-Stick Steamer Liner for Oven, Microwave, Steaming Basket

What a handy dandy item! I use these every single time I use my air fryer. They really do make cleanup easier! They are the perfect size, food doesn't stick to it, there's enough sheets in there to last me a good while.

So easy to use, less to clean up.

Prior to getting these, I used to use foil in my air fryer so that my food was not touching the Teflon coating in my air fryer. But when there wasn't enough weight on it, it would start spinning inside the air fryer. I also noticed that my food didn't cook evenly with the foil.These are really good, but they are a bit light, so make sure that you are spreading out the food so that parts of the parchment paper don't fly up with the air. There have been times when I've used this and the parchment paper burned, but that's because I tried to use the same sheet twice. The holes in the sheets allow for even cooking

It won't leave your air fryer basket totally pristine, but it will catch most of the mess so you don't have to clean the whole thing up every single time you use it. It's non-stick, cheap, and it does the trick. To the people leaving one star reviews saying it caught on fire... Both the packaging for the liners and the manual for your air fryer tell you very clearly NOT to put liners in there without any food on top to weigh them down and prevent them from being sucked up into the fan, against the heating element. Have some common sense, people. Or if you don't, do read the instructions...

I saw videos of YouTuber recommending using a paper liner in the air fryer to save on cleaning time.Well. The paper does absorb some grease, but not enough that you still have to wash your air fryer bins.The cons of the paper is when you try to turn or flip your food. The food gets stuck on the paper. If its something like fries, and you try to toss the bin to flip the fries, the fries stuck on the paper, won't flip and the paper just slides around in the bin.I tried warming up some ribs in the air fryer with the paper. The ribs were stuck onto the paper and I had to use my hands to rip it off the paper.And I still had to wash the bins because of the grease.UPDATE: The manufacturer reached out to me concerning my original negative review. They were very apologetic that I was not happy with the product and they refunded me what I paid. That was very responsible of them. I have changed the rating to 5 stars because the manufacturer was very responsible.

Just the right size, and useful in the air fryer

The ones I received are not the ones pictured. I returned them and then reordered. I still did not receive the ones pictured. The ones I received have less holes and the holes are smaller and farther apart. But for $5.49 with free amazon shipping, I decided to keep them. But honestly I have found that just cutting or tearing off squares from a roll of parchment paper and using that without any holes in it works better. The food still cooks fast and gets crispy, and its a lot easier to clean up because the grease pools on the parchment paper. If you let it cool for a bit, you can then fold up the paper and throw it in the trash. This keeps the air fryer basket much cleaner, and sometimes cleaning isn't even needed because the parchment paper caught all the grease. So I won't be buying anymore of these liners. But if you want liners, these are well-priced @$5.49 for 100. Remember do NOT put the liner in while preheating; it will burn. Also make sure the food you put on the liner is weighing down the liner/all corners and sides of the liner are weighed down. Otherwise a corner might fly up during cooking and touch the heating element, which will burn the liner.

Lines my air fryer basket to minimize the necessity to clean

Doesn’t for any air fryer I try it on but does the job

Use on trays in the air fryer tor easier clean up