This liner just goes right inside the pot, put your food in it like you would usually, cook, eat, pull the liner out and toss. Its made cooking crockpot dinners even easier!

JessicaP0518

Washington

I use my slow cooker A LOT. I always just hand cleaned it and hated it every single time. After the food cooking in it all day long there always seems to be that ring of yuckiness [let's act like that's a word] that you have to try to scrub off after it's burnt on. One of my supervisors used the Reynolds Slow Cooker Liners and she suggested them to me. I'm SO glad I gave them a try. You simply place the liner in the pot of your slow cooker and put your ingredients in, then let it cook like normal. It's one extra step that literally takes 10 seconds to do and cuts down on your clean up time a bunch! Pro's: Makes clean up a breeze! Just simply rinse out the pot section of your slow cooker Can prep items in the liner the night before and place it in your fridge or freezer and then put it in the pot Con's: They cost a little more than I would like to pay but eh Sometimes they rip a little bit but that's really not a big deal.

evlmidget

Undisclosed

One of the main reasons that I hate to use my slow cooker is the yucky clean up after something has been cooking in it all day long. I hate that caked on ring of yuck that is a pain to scrub off. I decided to splurge and buy Reynolds Slow Cooker Liners to see if it would make using the slow cooker a much more pleasant experience. And that it did. I love the fact that when I'm done with a slow cooker meal, I can simply remove the liner and lightly wash the slow cooker insert (sometimes a little juice may leak or get spilled down under the bag). These make it easy to prep the meal the night before and just simply put the "bag of ingredients" in the fridge instead of the whole slow cooker insert. In the morning, simply plop the bag in the slow cooker and turn it on. Love the convenience! If you are serving for a party or something like that, the bags look a bit tacky as far as presentation so that's a downfall. Another downfall or inconvenience is if your recipe is a soupy one, the bag kinda gets in the way when you're trying to serve from the slow cooker. The bag and contents are very hot so you don't want to have to deal with a wet bag when trying to dig some food out of the bottom of the slow cooker. Just a thought. Not sure how that could be fixed though.

thumps77

USA

I love these Slow Cooker Liners and use them each and every time that I use my slow cooker! I have an older model Crockpot with the round, heavy ceramic interior so it's a bit of a pain to wash, especially when you need to scrub away at baked on juices and such. These have been a lifesaver for me! I now use one every single time I use my slow cooker and it has saved me so much scrubbing! I use my slow cooker for a lot of soups and stews which need to cook for hours and there is inevitably a ring of dried soup around the top, especially when I make pea soup. This is totally prevented when I use the liners! I just pop in a liner, add my ingredients, let my Crockpot go to work and when it is done I store my soup and toss the bag! The ceramic interior only needs a few swipes with a sponge (not even the scrubby side!) and a rinse and it's good as new. If you use your slow cooker at all these are an essential. You will never go back to your pre-liner days!

capers01

Vernon Rockville, CT

I make 2-3 meals a week in my crockpot each week due to my family's schedule. I loved the time saving prep and cooking but hated the soaking, scrubbing, repeating that was involved in clean up. Now with the liners all I have to do is remove the liner and toss in the trash. The only washing I have is the lid of the crockpot. The rest is just as clean after tossing the liner as it was when I took it out of the cabinet that day. Enjoy a great family meal with little to no clean up, could it get any better?

cburns719

USA

I was hesitant to use the Reynolds SlowCooker LIners because of being plastic. I did some research online and it was stated they only release a very tiny amount of plastic residue into the food. I love using my slow cooker, but hate the clean up! When you use these liners, you simply lift out the bag and recycle (yes, I clean mine and recycle). The part I really don't like is getting the food out of the liner, which you can't get it all as easily as removing from the slow cooker. However, there is no scrubbing or soaking for removal of food at all. The liners fit 3 to 6.5 qt. round and oval slow cookers & you get 4 liners per box. They are inexpensive to use & I don't know why I waited so long to try them. I rated good because of the tiny amount of plastic going into the food and removing all the food out of the liner. It sure is worth it though, as no more irritation of cleaning the slow cooker.

westernbabe

Oxford, OH

I've tried these liners with a number of recipes, including chili. They work very well if you want to avoid that stuck on food problem that can happen with crock pots. Even the chili had minimal leakage outside the liner. The only problem I encountered was on the high heat setting. The liner got scorched that time. For medium and especially for low setting recipes this is a really helpful item.

el71

Tampa, FL

I think these are a great idea but they could work more efficiently ie. stronger, varied sizes. Whenever I've used them, yes they help with the clean up but they don't prevent it all together. There is still a little bit of mess left in the bottom of the crockpot.

thecharmed4

Wesley Chapel, FL