Review on 🕒 Visual Timer for Kids with Autism - 3.07" Square Analog Countdown Timer - 60-Minute, Silent Ticking - Ideal for Kids, Teachers, Home, School, Classroom, Children, & Adults with Special Needs by Latasha Pizzino

We use this for many purposes. For example when we do laundry. Our washers and dryers are a long way from us. We must take into account the time to go from washing to drying and finally to collecting. Sometimes we forget that we are doing laundry. Our laundry is not washed. argh We either forget to dry our clothes or we forget to fold our clothes. Before that, we used our cell phone for a countdown timer. The problem was that we kept forgetting to set or reset the timer because the timer on mobile wasn't always visible from the top. A special timer always catches the eye because of what it looks like. This timer is suitable for this job. The alarm is loud and long enough to be heard in another room. You can hear the alarm if it's the living room while you're in the kitchen. It uses 2 public AAA batteries.