Adecco LLC Sheet For Heat Press, 3 Pack Nonstick Oven Liners, Heat Resistant Craft Mat Transfer Sheet (16 x 12 Inch)

ProsNothing sticks to it!Easy to cutWashableConsDoesn't maintain folded shapeNotesI wanted to line a small pan I use for making rice in the Instant Pot. The pot is aluminum, and the rice just sticks to pan. With the Teflon sheet, the rice just slides right out! I've also used the sheet for cookies.The consistency of the sheet is more ribbon-like than parchment paper, so I'm thinking about sewing together a container. The fabric is very easy to cut, but it seems like it may fray over time. (The threads look a bit lose on the edges.)I haven't looked for a larger size, but if I find one, I might just get it to line the litter box.

I bought these to line the racks of my dehydrator because they were much cheaper than buying six of the silicone ones I want. By putting my cookies on a liner, they don't dehydrate while the royal icing sets for 10 minutes. I was surprised that when I removed them, there is a mark for each cookie that I can't wash off. It looks like a grease mark, maybe from the butter. They are so light and curled that they were fussy to use, even upside down (to fight the curl). They blow around inside the dehydrator. I anchored the back corners with cookies, which took care of it, but they are fussy to use. Time will tell how they hold up, but they were affordable.UPDATE: I dropped my rating because after a couple of uses they look like they have been used as shoe soles in a war, for YEARS. They can not be cleaned. They just get more stained and more beaten up looking with every use and I'm only using them to line dehydrator trays to set royal icing on my cookies. Also, when I tasted one of my cookies after using these liners, it DID NOT STOP the cookies from dehydrating like silicone mats do. They were dry and tasteless. For my needs, this is a useless product and will go back.

They work well but also I’ve used them 5 times, just keep a couple at the bottom of the oven (as described on the listing) and they’ve gone white and they look like they’re burning through?None of this is scientific, and I haven’t reached out to the vendor, but I’m just feeling insecure about the durability.

Once again, I didn't pay attention to dimensions of items. These sheets must be made for small apartment size ovens. Doesn't even cover the heating element. Gotta have to use two sheets to cover bottom. Use super duty aluminum foil. It's cheaper.

We thought oil ran under the mat, even though edges were clean. We discovered when washing that water ran right through. Not what I expected.

It can be confusing when looking at products that seem similar, but there are differences in price and size. One of these sheets would never fit anyone's oven. You need at least two. This package comes with three so it does the trick. but it seems like an odd way to sell them and could easily have been the complete wrong size. I understand that ovens come in different sizes, but many of us have just a standard oven.

This is so small and flimsy it would not even fit in my microwave oven. There is no way to clean it, because it is so flimsy. I just threw them away.

Item is amazing. I’ve been making macarons for some time and the bottom sticks to the silicone mat but with this it slides off easily. But even after washing the stains are left behind