Review on ⏳ Convenient and Portable 60-Minute Timer on a Rope by Melanie Harris

Not just for cooking but we bought 2 and keep one on the hood. It's magnetized. We have owned a few of these for many years. We like them more than digital ones. Every pair we've bought has lasted several years with constant use. We liked them so much that, as I said, we kept buying the exact same timers. A loud and very long shout when the timer reaches zero. We actually used a neck tether to have it handy when we need to be doing something in one place and be in another at the same time. I even use it as a warning when an online auction is about to be offered. That works every time. As with old friends, it was difficult to throw out old ones when new ones were made, but they became unreliable after a few years. I removed the magnetic circuit on the back which is easy to do and now use them as cooling magnets. "There's still a bit of life in all of us," this classic car says to my old friends.