Review on Enhance Your Toaster Oven with Chef's Planet 401 Nonstick Liner, 11-in, Black by Douglas First

This is an excellent product if you follow the instructions and it really saves time when there is a spill in the oven. This is my second oven and has replaced the exact same one that has been in my electric convection oven for over 4 years. While I don't preheat my oven every day, it has found many uses over the years. The existing one could still be used, but it started to collapse. First, don't confuse this oven liner with a silicone mat. No, that is not so. But compared to other oven liners, this one is about three times thicker than some of those thin oven liners on the market. In a hurry and without doing my homework in advance, I bought a Handy Gourmet JB6154 non-stick oven liner as it had a 4.7* rating at the time, compared to 3.9* for this one. About as thin as a black garbage bag, Handy Gourmet crumples when held by the long end, while Chef's Planet stays flat when the crumbs are discarded. Combined with a toaster. I don't know if the smaller insert comes with different instructions specifically for toaster use. I understand, especially in the context of a regular sized oven. If the same instructions come with any size, it may cause some problems. In particular, my Breville® BOV800XL convection toaster does not have a bottom grid. There are small sticks about 1/8 inch above the quartz heating elements, and I'm sure there is a fire hazard for placing a furnace liner that close to the heating elements, regardless of the furnace type. If you want to use this liner in my toaster, the solution is to buy a second rack from Breville ($12.99) to place the oven liner on, which would raise it about 1 inch from the heating elements. and I will not hesitate to buy this product again.