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If you want a reusable, food-grade silicone liner that keeps a small 2–3 quart air fryer basket clean and cuts down on disposable paper, choose Xabzhzn Air Fryer Silicone; if you need a 12-pack of sponge odor-and-oil filters for a 6-quart Instant Pot air fryer with a ClearCook or Odor Erase lid, choose YiZYiF 12. These are two genuinely different accessories solving two different problems, so the right pick depends entirely on which fryer sits on your counter.
• Xabzhzn Air Fryer Silicone — biggest strength: two reusable, BPA-free silicone liners sized for 2–3 quart small fryers, dishwasher safe, with raised ridges for better heat circulation.
• Xabzhzn Air Fryer Silicone — biggest trade-off: it only fits small baskets (top 6.7 in, bottom 5.7 in), and the silicone gets hot, so you need tongs or a cooling wait before lifting it out.
• YiZYiF 12 — biggest strength: a 12-piece sponge filter set that absorbs oil residue and odors, installs and removes in seconds, and keeps a 6-quart Instant Plus fryer smelling fresh.
• YiZYiF 12 — biggest trade-off: it's a consumable, not a cooking surface — it does nothing for food sticking or basket cleanup, and it's aimed at the 6QT Instant Plus with ClearCook/Odor Erase.
• Who each pick is for: Xabzhzn if you cook in a 2–3 qt mini fryer and want less waste and faster cleanup; YiZYiF 12 if you own a 6QT Instant Plus and want to refresh its odor filter.
The Xabzhzn set is a two-pack of square silicone liners built specifically for the small-fryer crowd. The size is the whole point here: a top diameter of 6.7 inches and a bottom of 5.7 inches, aimed at the 2 to 3 quart class. The brand lists compatibility with a long roster of minis — COSORI 2.1 Qt, Instant Pot Vortex 2-QT, CHEFMAN 2 Qt, Ninja AF080 2 quart, Dash 2qt/2.6qt, BELLA 2qt/2.6qt/2.9qt/3qt, Elite Gourmet 2.1 quarts, Magic Bullet 2.5qt, ToastMaster 2qt, Copper Chef 2qt, COSMO 2.3qt, GoWISE 2qt, and CRUX 3QT among them. If your fryer is a compact model, this is squarely in your lane. If you own a 5.8 or 6 quart basket, it isn't.
What it does best is keep grease and food residue off the basket itself. You drop the liner in, cook, then toss the liner in the dishwasher or hand-wash it. No soaking, no scrubbing the non-stick coating, and no oil pooling in the drawer. The raised lines across the base aren't decorative — they lift food slightly and open up airflow so heat circulates underneath for more even results. The material is 100% BPA-free food-grade silicone, non-stick by nature, and it needs no preheating. It ships as a red-and-brown two-piece set, so you can rotate one while the other dries.
The honest trade-offs: silicone gets hot in the fryer, oven, or microwave, so the brand itself advises using a tool to lift it out or letting it cool first. And while the brand pitches it as safer and cheaper than parchment in the long run — parchment is flammable, silicone isn't, and you stop buying disposables — that's a long-run argument, not an instant one. If you only air fry occasionally and don't mind paper, the upside is smaller. Skip it if your basket is larger than 3 quarts or if you want something that also filters odors.
YiZYiF 12 is a completely different animal. It's a 12-pack of replacement sponge filters made of 100% sponge — soft, porous, and designed to trap oil residue and odors inside the air fryer rather than let them linger. The set is aimed at the 6QT Instant Plus air fryer with ClearCook or Odor Erase, and the one-size design is meant to fit most common fryers on the market, though the 6QT Instant Plus is clearly the target.
The job here is smell control. If you cook fish, chicken wings, or anything with strong aromatics, an air fryer can hold onto that odor. Swapping in a fresh sponge filter is the low-effort fix. Installation and removal are simple enough that it fits into a normal cleaning routine — pull the old one, drop in a new one. The white color is a practical touch: it reads clean against the fryer housing and makes it obvious when a filter has done its time and needs replacing. With twelve in the box, you're set for a long stretch of regular cooking and baking without reordering constantly.
Where it falls short is anywhere food touches the basket. This does not stop sticking, does not line the basket, does not go in the dishwasher. It's a consumable maintenance part, not a cooking surface. If your complaint is "my food sticks and my basket is a nightmare to scrub," this product won't help. And if you own a small 2–3 quart fryer without an odor-filter slot, it's simply the wrong accessory. Buy it if you have a 6QT Instant Plus and want to keep it smelling neutral.
Side-by-Side: Which Should You Choose?
• 6QT Instant Plus with ClearCook or Odor Erase → YiZYiF 12. That's the fryer the filter set is designed around.
• Want less waste and no more buying paper liners → Xabzhzn. Reusable silicone replaces disposables and avoids the flammability question entirely.
• Want less smell after cooking fish or wings → YiZYiF 12. Odor and oil-residue absorption is the entire purpose of the sponge.
• Hate scrubbing the basket → Xabzhzn. The liner catches grease and residue so the basket stays cleaner.
• Want the simplest possible maintenance → YiZYiF 12. No washing at all — just swap the filter.
• Dishwasher convenience → Xabzhzn. Toss it in the dishwasher or hand-wash; YiZYiF's sponges aren't a dishwasher item.
• Buying a gift for someone with a mini fryer → Xabzhzn. Two liners in red and brown make a tidy, practical kitchen gift.
• Already own a large-basket fryer and just want it to smell fresh → YiZYiF 12. Skip the liner; you need the filter.
In my opinion, most people searching this comparison own a small air fryer and want the daily annoyance of stuck-on grease gone — and for them I'd buy the Xabzhzn Air Fryer Silicone. Two reusable liners, dishwasher-safe cleanup, airflow ridges, and no more paper liners is a straightforward win for a 2–3 quart basket. I'd only steer you to YiZYiF 12 if you specifically own a 6QT Instant Plus with ClearCook or Odor Erase and your real problem is lingering cooking smells, not cleanup. Different problems, different products — pick the one that matches your fryer and your complaint.
FAQ
No. It's designed for small 2 to 3 quart fryers, with a 6.7 in top and 5.7 in bottom. In a 6QT basket it would sit too small and defeat the purpose. For a 6QT Instant Plus, look at the YiZYiF filter set instead.
Twelve sponge filters. They're 100% sponge, one size, and made to fit most common air fryers, with the 6QT Instant Plus with ClearCook or Odor Erase as the clear target. Twelve gives you a long rotation before you need more.
Yes. The brand describes it as dishwasher safe, and hand-washing works too. Just remember the silicone gets hot during cooking, so use a tool to lift it out or let it cool first.
They're not really comparable on value because they do different jobs. The Xabzhzn set is a reusable cooking accessory that replaces ongoing paper-liner purchases; the YiZYiF set is a consumable maintenance part. Check the current price on Amazon for each and judge against what your fryer actually needs.
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