Home True Ovenliner Microwave Toaster Stovetop Mat Non-stick Black 70x16.25 Inches

The Home True Baking Mat is a fantastic addition to my pellet grill setup. I use it to cover the drip pan, and it works perfectly. The silicone material is heat-resistant and provides a non-stick surface, making clean-up a breeze. It's also PVC-free, which gives me peace of mind that I'm using a safe, food-grade material for grilling. The rectangular 70 x 16.25-inch size fits my drip pan perfectly, and the black color looks sleek and professional. After multiple uses, it still looks and performs like new, with no signs of wear or sticking. ✅ Pros: Perfect size for covering pellet grill drip pans Heat-resistant and non-stick for easy clean-up PVC-free and food-safe Durable and reusable – holds up well with repeated use ❌ Cons: Larger size might need trimming for smaller grills or pans 💡 Tips: Trim to fit smaller pans or surfaces if necessary. Wash with mild soap after each use to keep it in top condition. For best results, use it with grilling sheets to keep food from sticking and for extra protection. Bottom Line: The Home True Baking Mat is a durable, reliable solution for keeping my pellet grill clean. It’s perfect for the drip pan, easy to maintain, and eco-friendly with its PVC-free silicone. I highly recommend it for any grilling enthusiast.

Using inspiration and instructions I found from an online blogger, I used this spool of ovenliner and a circle cutter to make replacement liners for the top of my gas stove. I had previously purchased this same style of liners that were really pricey and made to custom-fit my stovetop. Liners are wonderful because they are non-stick, washable, and protect your stovetop, but they don't last more than a couple of years. This one spool of ovenliner from Amazon has enough material for me to make 3 sets of liners - at an overall savings approaching $200! It took my husband and me less than 20 minutes to make the ones in the photo. I am thrilled with the results.

These are easy to clean however I do not like how they fit on my stove. It kind of floats. I originally had it in one sheet on my stove and I just didn't think it was wide enough. So I cut them into two pieces and overlapped them a little to fit better. Very easy to cut but it is very thin. Wish it was more like silicone and fit better.

Cut to size, works great on grill, even allows for "grill marks" for presentation of grilled foods, easy to clean, long lasting use on grill, keeps cookie sheets from getting burned, makes clean up a breeze even with things like baked ham glaze! Value and price! Purchased many times in 4 years! I even use them in the bottom of muffin / cake pans, makes baked goods slide right out, I cut out circles and keep them in the pans, then wash up, dry and replace in pans so always ready when I need them. Also great for lining broiler and turkey pans - clean up is a breeze!

Before buying this I was using aluminum foil. I would use 3 pieces of foil. I placed a piece on top of the burns starting at the right. This left an indent so I would know where to cut the holes. Then I did 2 more pieces for the rest of the burners. I was Hesitant in buying the oven liner roll because of peoples reviews saying it was melting. I got tired of changing the aluminum foil every week so I figured it’s cheap enough to give it a try. Besides aluminum foil is almost the same price. When I received the roll, I used the aluminum foil pieces I already had on my stove as templates. (Just an idea incase you don’t want to screw up the roll when you get it). (Make a template with aluminum foil first). I used a white wax pencil to trace the holes and then Cut the holes out with an X-Acto knife. Easy Peezy. The picture that I included is after I have used the stove for a week and I cook for 3 people everyday. The other 2 people in my house use the stove occasionally too. I don’t see any melting or burning or any damage whatsoever on the liner. Im so happy I took the chance.

Did not like "feel" of this product. Cuts easily with scissors, but hard to trim nice looking or good shape. Very stiff and uncomfortable to use. Not the silicone item expected. Not ideal for me. I realize my oven needs cleaning so don't bash me (I'm elderly & handicapped). But putting this in my gas oven and it turned white after hubby left aluminum liner on top of it. Have not tried to clean it, but it doesn't look right. It's working well under food in baking pans. But not sure oven liner is good use for it.

I came back to buy another role and was amazed that I bought my first role in 2018. I like being able to cut the sheets myself and in a roll they store well with foil, zip lox’s, etc. i have had these sheets look like they had been through a war. Then placed them on a cutting board (for support), walked tot he garbage can and took a dampened scrub sponge and just raked the muck off. Dried and wrapped up with a paper towel and they were good to go. I did throw one away after cooking pecan pies that were a little too full. I probably could have cleaned it but on thanksgiving i had better things to do. If you have kids who cook (be it frozen pizzas, chicken tenders or whatever in the oven), you owe it to yourself to pick these up.

I had bought some DuPont Teflon liners over 15 years ago. I still use them, but I'm finding more uses for them. So I looked to get some additional ones. After looking at many options of pre-cut sets, I decided on these, since I could cut them to fit my pans. Plus, you get more for a lower price than the pre-cut ones.The nice thing about these is that they are much heavier than the ones I bought years ago at Bed, Bath & Beyond. If you are looking for great, durable, heavy-duty pan liners and grill liners, look no further. They have replaced almost all my parchment paper needs/uses. They clean up nicely and either side can be used. I would buy again if I needed to, but I don't think I would ever have need of more. However, once you've used these, you will never go back to parchment paper. I will probably get another roll or two as gifts. I just thought of another way to use them to make regular bread pans non-stick. You could cut them to fit a pan, plus the sides and slice the side panels to make the whole pan non-stick. I already have very nice non-stick pans.