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Features:
- Designed to snugly fit 9 to 10-inch square air fryers
- Crafted from 100% pure wood pulp base paper
- Both sides are coated with food-grade silicone oil, endowing them with excellent water and oil repellency
- The thickened paper construction not only withstands potential damage but also offers high-temperature resistance up to 450℉
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I would stick with metal or glass with a high-heat capacity, otherwise you risk eating everything this paper/plastic was treated with to be able to withstand 400F.
The company also looks like the typical make-an-Amazon-account-fast company that doesn't care about the integrity of whatever was in these liners. So... yeah...
Secondly, I accidentally put one in while the air fryer was warming up, before there was food on it. The air movement in the fryer sucked the liner up into the fryer and was starting to catch fire before I smelled it and turned it off.
Not worth it. Just clean your air fryer occasionally instead.
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Secondly, I accidentally put one in while the air fryer was warming up, before there was food on it. The air movement in the fryer sucked the liner up into the fryer and was starting to catch fire before I smelled it and turned it off.
Not worth it. Just clean your air fryer occasionally instead.
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I would stick with metal or glass with a high-heat capacity, otherwise you risk eating everything this paper/plastic was treated with to be able to withstand 400F.
The company also looks like the typical make-an-Amazon-account-fast company that doesn't care about the integrity of whatever was in these liners. So... yeah...
Secondly, I accidentally put one in while the air fryer was warming up, before there was food on it. The air movement in the fryer sucked the liner up into the fryer and was starting to catch fire before I smelled it and turned it off.
Not worth it. Just clean your air fryer occasionally instead.
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I would stick with metal or glass with a high-heat capacity, otherwise you risk eating everything this paper/plastic was treated with to be able to withstand 400F.
The company also looks like the typical make-an-Amazon-account-fast company that doesn't care about the integrity of whatever was in these liners. So... yeah...
A Lil bit of avocado oil spray (or Pam) goes a long way.
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