Does the magnet hold it to refrigerator while pushing buttons??
834499
I tested it....not reliably, for ours. The magnet is strong but on a clip, so the thing can tip and fall. Depends on the metal, but it doesn't work on our fridge.It would be easy to fix...pull the clip off, 4 button magnets at the corners. I find the clip pointless. We lay it on the counter. If you can have something it clips on that would do. It is a great timer, though...
834500
Good question. We hold it and set on the counter so it's nearer than the oven (the fridge is further away). Some buttons will make it wobble when I try. If you put thin pads at the corners that would stabilize it.
1759262
Mine did but if you tighten it up more it will lock in. You may have to lift it up slightly after pushing the button.
999995
I placed a small magnet from my refrigerator which is stainless steel and the magnet held on this stand!
1464312
yes it does stick to a frig. magnetically ...also note what i use mainly is the top slot the clock :and the bottom slot the count up feature. i never use anything else i put a sticker in the middle slot to block it so i dont get things mixed up. also it beeps when you press the buttons ..the presto count up timer does not this one is better than it ...i dont know why count up timers are so damn hard to find ... i use this thing ever day !!!
9218
Yes. But it's sensitive to your pushing the button so if it's done carelessly it will move it away from where it was last.
1716220
the magnet board is to wall-mounted. It does not attach to the refrigerator at all. The magnet board is used in situations where you have a stainless steel refrigerator that will not take magnets
1113683
Hi, The real question is do magnets stick to your fridge. A lot of Stainless fridges are not magnetic. We have a stainless dishwasher and a stainless fridge - they stick to the dishwasher fine but only on the painted side of the fridge - not on the stainless part of it. It just depends on the steel they use. High grade steel is usually not magnetic.
219848
No. However, mine is affixed to the refrigerator which is, of course, a magnetic surface, so ZI can see no problems. The magnets are quite strong.
1747131
No. It is a simple push button. Probably easy to get pushed unless you keep some small bubble wrap in a ziplock bag?
1954110
Yes. I am very pleased with this timer. The magnet fell out but all I need for fixing that is some crazy glue. The magnet is for sticking it on the frig.
1534902
No it does not. You would have to figure out a way to attach it to the fridge.
267597
No, you just place the magnet against the cabinet, you don't slide it around. Some of mine don't even touch the cabinet and the lock releases. Depending on how thick the wood is.
581954
Yes, it did. My magnet came unglued and I haven't put it back in because I like it on the counter. FB
2175890
Yes! Thiis is a stainless steel pan, and for the sake of science & a factual response, I placed a refrigerator magnet on the pan's bottom. It clung successfully :-)I did not an earlier response that claimed "No it doesn't", this is not accurate as I tried it out for you as noted..and indeed the magnet sticks.
2281736
I have not had any problems pushing the buttons. I really like this case and would definitely purchase it again!
662879
My husband says yes. Magnet is really strong so should be able to hold to the fridge (as long as your refrigerator is the right type of metal, i.e. not stainless steel). You'll have to tell us your long story some time.
108547
yes it attaches with magnets, the two round ends. The magnets have a decent power to them but have a tendency to slide down the fridge surface (with or without utensils on it). They hold firm but just slide down. To prevent this, I had gotten magnet tape that I cut and put right underneath the round ends so it would rest on it instead of sliding down. A small bit on either side, adhesive against the fridge. This little bit hold it firm. I chose this because in theory, it should be easier to remove/clean than other methods.