Vailnd 8-Inch Square Air Fryer Liners, 125 Sheets
Our score
A 125-pack of disposable parchment liners for 5–8 qt air fryers at $9.97. They make cleanup easy, but buyers report liners catching fire, so follow the safety steps every time.
★ 4.6 · 33,797 ratings on Amazon
$9.97 (125 sheets) · Price seen on October 8, 2026
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What we like
- Easy cleanup: grease and mess stay on the liner (maker's claim)
- 125 sheets per pack, roughly 8 cents a sheet at $9.97
- Sized for 5–8 qt air fryers: 8" bottom, 1.8" sides
- Rated up to 428°F (maker's claim)
- Wood pulp with silicone coating, PFAS-free and BPA-free (maker's claim)
- 4.6 stars from 33,797 ratings on Amazon
Keep in mind
- Buyers report these liners catching fire during use (513 mentions in Amazon's summary)
- Size feedback is mixed, and some buyers find them slightly too big
- Disposable, so it is a recurring cost and more trash
- PFAS-free and non-stick claims come from the maker, not an independent test
Who it's for
Who it's for: people with a 5–8 qt basket-style air fryer who hate scrubbing and will follow the safety steps every single time. Skip it if you sometimes preheat the air fryer empty or can't keep food covering the liner.
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Why it made the list
Liners are one of the most popular air fryer add-ons on Amazon. This pack has 33,797 ratings at 4.6 stars, and the listing shows 30K+ bought in the past month. At $9.97 for 125 sheets (price checked 2026-10-08, it can change), the appeal is simple: less scrubbing. But buyers also report fires, so the safety section below matters more than the specs.
What you get
- 125 round-bowl liners in a see-through package
- 8-inch bottom, 1.8-inch height, 7.9-inch top width, made for 5–8 qt air fryers (the listing names Ninja AF150, AF161, AF181 and AF141 among them)
- Wood pulp with a food-grade silicone coating. The maker says it is unbleached, BPA-free, PFAS-free, water-proof, oil-proof, non-stick and good up to 428°F.
What buyers say
Amazon's review summary says customers find the liners highly functional, especially in Ninja baskets, and that they make cleanup easy and contain messes. Quality has about 1.9K mentions (1,765 positive, 211 negative) and ease of cleaning about 1.8K. Many call them well worth the money.
The big negative is flame resistance. About 513 mentions say the liners catch fire during use. Size is mixed too: some say it fits their air fryer well, others say it is slightly too big.
How to use it safely
Treat these as a fire-risk item and follow the steps every time:
- Never run the air fryer with an empty liner inside. Don't preheat with a liner in the basket, because a light sheet with nothing on it can shift in the airflow.
- Always set the food on top of the liner so the weight holds it down.
- Keep the paper away from the heating element. Don't let edges stick up above the food.
- Stay within the maker's 428°F limit and check your own air fryer's manual about liners.
- Stay in the kitchen while it cooks. If you see smoke, stop and unplug it.
Two videos below cover when liners help and when to skip them, including a test of whether liners change how food turns out.
Our score
7.5 out of 10. We start at 8.0 and take off 0.5 for the fire theme in Amazon's review summary. At 4.6 stars it misses our 4.7 bonus line.
Bottom line
A handy cleanup shortcut, but only if you never skip the safety steps. If you can't promise that, wash the basket instead.
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7.5/10 · Our score
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