Can the timer be started with gloves on?
1043489
I think it would be tough to start with gloves on... if you could grip something to poke the start button with, you'd be set (like a pencil or something).
1043490
I have started with my gloves on when i was hanging on my gym wall next to the ring but its a little tricky. prob no chance of starting it if its not stable against a wall.
2239482
Yes you can. When timer is running; you can push "start/stop" button once, and timer will pause, when you push "start/stop" again, it will start from where you had stopped it.
481425
Pretty sure you can. I use the touch screen on my cars video screen and that works while I have the gloves on. Gloves are great I love them. They fit correctly using their sizing chart too.
51657
Good question! Yes, and I'd recommend a simple AC timer, available on amazon, per my review of this very good item, purchased at the same time. I'm using a Belkin timer, aka a "countdown" timer, with 3 simple settings: 1/2 hr., 3 hrs., 6 hours. This is inexpensive, and will give you some peace of mind. We typically use the 3 hour setting. Plug the towel warmer into this little Belkin device (or any similar device), the device into the wall outlet, press the on/off button, and you're good to go. Works very well together.
22475
No, the timer is preset. No fancy option to change. And I'd be careful with purchasing this. Our stopped working after just a few weeks.
1503066
YES! I purchased one because I already had one. I would burn myself if I didn't have two gloves on. This way you can go back and forth from side to side. I always have a limited time so I need to spend as much time on one side as the other. Hope this helps!
567220
I just use spandex gloves when using it. They are enough to keep from getting burned, and otherwise, it seems to work as advertised.
849317
I did not wear gloves before,but is a good question, so next time I will wear rubber gloves and see how it works
1850848
you could set the timer that way, but not yet sure how long the batteries would hold up
1596824
Yes you can - just the push of a button overrides the timers. With another push, the timers are back on without having to reset them. Just make sure you don't throw the instructions away if you don't use them every day, so you can remind yourself how it works if you forget. These are amazing timers!
2093019
No, this one isn't set up that way. You will have to start it again each time, but it isn't hard at all. It's just a matter of pressing the button. The timer keeps the setting until you change it.
508416
Yes. They rotate from a high wrist position. The fingers are separate and can accommodate gloves. The right hand fingers are curled a bit which might make it harder to get gloves on but it should be possible.
1687435
It will definitely be too tough to push the remote buttons with ski gloves on. The face of the remote is slightly larger than a typical watch face with all the controls. Made for non-gloves hands for sure. Sorry to disappoint.
656526
No, since the warmer has a switch that automatically goes off after (some time?/temperature reached?). You HAVE to actually do two button presses to start the warmer (one to reset, one to start). It would be unfeasible (do to difficulty to disassemble) to work around this. Would probably also result in safety hazard.FWIW--I like it, but have poor reliability. Last one I purchased I purchased the extend warranty.
889264
Yes! It has a setting for 2 seconds and 10 seconds. The self timer is easily accessible, you can push directly on the button for it.
374390
I think you can, as I wear mine under light gloves. I work as a carpenter griping hammers, levels ,wood, and other tools all day long and forget I have it on.
370051
Yes the timer starts when the pressure has been reached. The times stated in most cook books are correct for this.