Very large and accommodating, so much so I trucked the excess to keep the liner in place. They ened up melting between the roaster base and pan. What a chore to clean up melted plastic.

I do recommend them, just wish there was an obvious warning about no tuck.

Have been using liners since a friend recommended them several years ago. Easy to use and cleanup is a breeze. Now our church fellowship committee has started using them, do not have to heat up the ovens and waste a lot of gas. Give them a try, you will be very pleased.

The media could not be loaded. If you follow the directions, these will not stick and burn. My husband even turned the roaster OFF at 6am (when the stew was done) and I turned it back on at 10am to heat it up. I started at 150 degrees and made sure to lift the edges of the liner as it heated up so it didn't stick. I kinda lifted it so the water under the liner would slosh a little and cool off the sides where the heating elements are. When the heating cycle turned off, I upped it to 200 degrees and did the same thing - no sticking or burning and clean up was a breeze! Easy to clean, easy to remove, easy to use! I am using these every time I use my large turkey roaster from now on!

Our church has a County Fair Food Booth, these liners r life savers for clean up at night, when we r tired and ready to close up and go home.

Never used these before but will never be without. Follow the directions regarding putting water in the bottom of the removable pan and heat up slowly. Wow...no cleanup! FYI: bought these for another purpose and started using them in my Nesco when I make bone stock and simmer overnight. Originally purchased to line a metal beverage bucket because I know they rust and I was giving it as a gift. I used the bucket as a gfit basket, so I lined the basket with the liner and put all the items in. It looked nice because it was clear.