Does this timer stick (magnetically) firmly to a refrigerator? While it's stuck to a refrigerator, is it easy to push the buttons without knocking the timer off the fridge?
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 !!!
1464313
Yes. It's a reliable timer. I bought the second one after almost 2 years of using the first one.
1464314
I just tried sticking mine to the fridge and pushing buttons like a caveman on his 10th cup of coffee and it didn't budge. You shouldn't have any problems.
1464315
No, there is no magnet for it to stick to a fridge. I find this timer to be rather complicated if you're attempting to operate all three simultaneously. The buttons are easy to push, but it's to much of a bother to use. I rarely use this timer. I purchased another that only has one timer, but is extremely easy to set and shut down.
1464316
Yes. I kept mine stuck above my lab bench while running tests quite often. Never had a problem.
480382
No, a magnet will not stick. And this is quite a small pot... only shy of 4 cups max.
1934493
I would be very surprised if the magnet on this timer is not strong enough for your needs. All around it's just a solid piece of hardware.
607803
It can be held on the fridge, but its not magnetic, the mounts are actually 3m sticky mounts. So it would have to be stuck to the fridge not, magnetically.
40902
Just less the button firmly. Mine has worked flawlessly for 4 years now-----good luck
1108071
I ordered this unit, it was a piece of junk, sorry that you got one also. Perhaps donate it to Goodwill.I hate to say this but I found a very good timer at ACURITE.COM, it has magnetic base and works well.
1931385
No magnets...it is pretty big to put on a refrigerator ..I cannot imagine it on a refrigerator actually
881201
No, it would not stick to a fridge, however, we put it on a door which leads from the kitchen to the basement, and all the magnets on the board look just like a nice multicolored picture. The screws came with the board.
1863048
I used screws to mount mine on walls so not sure about a fridge. The magnet is a solid strip and very strong.
320367
Ours has been on our fridge for almost 1 year now. I have several times yanked on the door forgetting it was there and it is still stuck as strong as the first day I put it on! It has survived parties from adults yanking on the door not realizing it is there as well. I think you actually have to pry it off of the door when you are ready to remove it.
1703235
The dry erase board is actually not magnetic. There is a thin layer built inside that magnetic objects will stick to. Other than adding several magnetic strips to the back or using double sticky tape, I don't know how you would attach the board to the fridge.
731714
I can now answer, as we've gotten ours already. (Very quick delivery for this item compared to others on the Super Saver shipped order.)No is the answer. The magnets face only the one direction. Backwards, it sticks to the fridge fine, but then of course there's nowhere to stick the knives.Very easy mount to the side of the cabinet--we hung ours vertically there, and the knives stay horizontal just fine. I used my own 1/2" screws, but even those threads are a bit too deep as they poke a bit to the inside of the cabinet. It comes with 1" screws and plastic anchors. I can now answer, as we've gotten ours already. (Very quick delivery for this item compared to others on the Super Saver shipped order.)No is the answer. The magnets face only the one direction. Backwards, it sticks to the fridge fine, but then of course there's nowhere to stick the knives.Very easy mount to the side of the cabinet--we hung ours vertically there, and the knives stay horizontal just fine. I used my own 1/2" screws, but even those threads are a bit too deep as they poke a bit to the inside of the cabinet. It comes with 1" screws and plastic... » Read More I can now answer, as we've gotten ours already. (Very quick delivery for this item compared to others on the Super Saver shipped order.)No is the answer. The magnets face only the one direction. Backwards, it sticks to the fridge fine, but then of course there's nowhere to stick the knives.Very easy mount to the side of the cabinet--we hung ours vertically there, and the knives stay horizontal just fine. I used my own 1/2" screws, but even those threads are a bit too deep as they poke a bit to the inside of the cabinet. It comes with 1" screws and plastic anchors. « Show Less
2162975
Barely. I tried some refridgerator magnets on it, and it will stick. But if I hold the sheet vertically, the magnets are not strong enough, and will slip down. However, if the magnetic sheet itself is on the fridge, then fridge magents will stick on it.
418924
First of all. I have used timers on a daily basis for MANY years. I have purchased MANY timers. This by far is the BEST timer I have ever purchased. (I have 4 Marathon timers) The answer to your question. YES I push the button 30 times for minutes. To me, it is not a problem.
300575
It's like any other mechanical timer. It's easy to advance when the power comes back on. It's been more reliable than any of the digital timers I've had - and I've tried many of them.
1682989
push it once for one hour, again for 2 hrs, ect. If you push it once and hold it for 2 seconds it turns on without the timer, doesn't turn off until pushed again. Works great, and it doesn't make noise
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.