Slow Cooker Liners 20 Cooking Bags Extra Large Disposable Pot Liner Plastic Bags for 6QT to 10QT Slow

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It used to be super tough to get my giant crock pot clean because it basically took up my entire lower dish rack, but liners like this have fixed that and make it way faster to get everything cleaned up after dinner. They're fairly self-explanatory as far as use, you simply put them in before you get the food in and then can just pull it out later. I tie it in a knot and throw it right out but you have to be sure to pull it out carefully if you're going to do that. Don't stir with a fork that could puncture it, but that's true of any one of these liners. For me, I found they worked perfectly well and comparable to any others that I've tried. Read more

I waited to review these until I had used a few and they have been great. I like that they come in a nice thing envelope type holder so they fit nice and sleek in my drawer. I have used them for food that has cooked a few hours to all day and have had zero trouble. In fact they have held up better then the store bought ones, sometimes with those liquid seeps through but I haven't had that issue with these. Which makes clean up perfect! The size fits my 6qt crockpot perfectly with some room left. Read more

I don't always use liners in my slow cooker, but they do make cleaning up extra sticky food much faster. They work the same and seem to be a comparable quality to other liners I've used. The packaging is terrible. So many misspellings and unclear constructions- I don't think even a lousy AI translator can do that badly. I'm sure it makes me some kind of snob, but I won't reorder these for that reason alone. Read more

Great thing to have on hand when making meatloaf or mac and cheese or anything that sticks to to your crock... those crocks are heavy, which makes them hard to wash without dropping them into the sink. These work like a charm - no baked-on cheese, no sticky sauce, no problems getting the crock clean, just pull the bag out and toss it. Read more

The packaging has changed since the listing was made or I received old packaging. The front side pictured on Amazon's listing says BPA-FREE in the lower right corner. But my package doesn't say this. (See photo of my package.) I would feel better if I knew these liners were BPA-free, but some info online says to generally avoid plastics in the kitchen. Other sites say to use nylon liners or no liners at all. Each person will have to research this question to his/her own satisfaction. We haven't cooked in these liners yet because I am anxious to post a review to tell you that my packaging does not say BPA-free. My husband has always insisted on using liners in our slow cooker since he is our chief washer-of-dishes. Liners do make clean-up so much easier. I am also posting a picture of the back side of the packaging. I have never seen so many misspellings and grammar errors in one place. It destroys my confidence with respect to this manufacturer. If they can't get help with basic English, can I trust them to have shown any concern for our food safety? Read more

When I first took one of these liners out to use I thought they looked thinner than my regular ones so I got one out to compare and they are the same thickness. These are clear and they have a crinkly sound but they work just fine. They fit my slow cooker and when I took it out of the cooker it held the juices with no leaks. It made clean up so easy. Having 20 liners will last me for awhile but I would order these again when these are gone. Read more

When I tell other women I had no idea there was such a thing as slow cooker liners until last year they look at me like I've been under a rock. So now I know and I use them because why wouldn't you. This product fits my big oval and my round one,no leaks and so far hasn't burned and stuck to the crock like another brand I've used. I'm good with these. Read more