Review on 🐥 B&H Classic Duck Baby Thermometer: Infant Bath Floating Toy for Safety Temperature Monitoring by Beth Williams

Media could not be loaded. Duckb&h Baby Bath Thermometer, Floating Baby Bath Toy Thermometer (Classic Duck) FIRST, I apologize in advance if none of this makes sense, is superfluous, or is overly detailed. I didn't have any instructions to proceed, so I did my best to go step by step. This is an AMAZING addition to any kid's bathroom. My sons love to play with it and when the bath water is too hot the red light comes on. It also has several different modes. win-win situation! Here are some detailed instructions. I've searched online and couldn't find a guide for this particular brand. It took me 30-45 minutes to understand everything. Hope this helps someone! If you have any questions please contact the Revain question board below directly and I will do my best. to reply to them as soon as they reach my inbox or notification center. Since almost all of the questions I've answered about Revain are useless, I personally do my best to answer accurately and explain as best I can. Not bragging, just frustrated with all the wrong and/or useless answers or information. DUCK! The temperature will never stop showing when used until touched for a while. The temperature is displayed in the water. The time of day and night will not be displayed unless it is in timer/stopwatch mode. Instructions for use: The duck has two time modes: day/night time and temperature. You can set the alarm light and buzzer. In Fahrenheit mode, AM is not displayed, but PM. Celsius mode uses military time. VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION: ALARM ON THE DUCK! The alarm will sound VERY QUIET when the water is too hot and there will also be a red light above the temperature. It really helps and is one of the duck's best qualities. VERY IMPORTANT INFO: Duck only works with LR44 batteries. Always install the exact type of battery you receive, except from high capacity to alkaline. Never climb on water toys. You only use alkali for a reason. Do not receive anything other than this number. LR44. Of course "same as". No need for zinc oxide. don't use it I used to put zinc oxide in a water toy and it rusted and broke within a month. Same as my last two ducks I bought. They started to have problems with moisture and rust. Here are the displays and modes: Time setting mode: with day/night display and constant temperature. This is NOT accurate when not in contact with water - about +/- 25 degrees when not in water. In the water it's about +/- 5 degrees Fahrenheit for me. How to set Day/Night - Hours/Minutes: First look at the settings for Fahrenheit and Celsius when it comes to the time. Leaving the duck-only buttons will automatically switch to day/night time. The temperature is still displayed. If you don't use it for a while. I didn't count the minutes until this happened. As long as it is in time mode (day or night time), you can press the hour and minute buttons simultaneously to change Fahrenheit or Celsius. To change the alarms in Fahrenheit/Celsius for temperature changes when the red warning light is on and for the alarm, press and hold the SET/MODE button until the day/night hours start flashing. Once it starts flashing, press the Set/MODE button twice and the letter "F" or "C" will flash on it. To change F to C and vice versa, press the +/- button at the same time. While the "F" or "C" button is flashing, press the +/- button to change the Fahrenheit value from 99 to 104 degrees. The Celsius value varies between 37 and 40 degrees. The factory setting is 102 degrees. displays PM on the left side of the LCD screen) while holding down the Set/MODE button. The time flashes and you can set the hour with the hour button and the minute with the minute button. To increase the numbers faster without pressing the button as many times, hold down the button(s). You want to set the desired number of hours/minutes to a few seconds and the time will increase rapidly. These are two stopwatch/timer modes. Pressing the Set/Mode button takes you to these modes. 1. Stopwatch Mode: Counts up to give you an idea of how long your baby has been in the bath if you press the mode button AFTER you press the mode button in DAY/NIGHT mode. Of course, it counts from the moment you start the timer from the beginning of 00:00 unless you press the MODE button. (Press MODE twice when in DAY/NIGHT mode). To enter timer mode (countdown mode), see below.2. Timer mode: You can set a timer to count down to 1 second from the set time of 59:59. A beep will sound when the countdown reaches 00 minutes, 00 seconds. The beep is VERY LOW and lasts 30 seconds. After the 30 second alarm, the countdown will reset to your chosen countdown time and if you press the button, the countdown will reappear. If you want to change the countdown again and change it to a completely different time than before, press both buttons and +/- to set from 00m00s again. To easily add the time, press MIN/SEC at the same time and select the time you want to add to the previously set countdown. After about 10 seconds, the alarm will stop sounding and the time of day/night will be displayed. Timer Mode Reset: To reset countdown or timer mode as above, press both time buttons, MIN (+) and SEC (-) together to suit your needs. The only thing I don't like about it is that it is VERY difficult to understand as there were no instructions in the duck itself. Again, I hope this all helps! -b