Taylor 5832 Mechanical 60 Minute Kitchen Timer

I wanted to use this timer to time students in the clinic resting in the high school nurse office. It ticks pretty loud and it can be set in minute increments up to 59 minutes. But unfortunately for me when I tested it at home, it only rang out one time out of six tries. I'm not sure if mine is faulty or not but I won't be able to rely on it in my office.

Very disappointed. 90% of the time it does not work. Very weak sounding and short lasting alarm. You sneeze and you will miss it going off. I'm sending it back. So far with all the many items I have purchased this has been the only disappointing one. See the video of my review then you can decide.

I bought a few of these. They all count down well. One rings all the time. one most of the time, one half the time. these are not well designed timers.

This old fashioned timer will last me a long time compared to other digital ones. It also doesn’t require batteries. You can’t go wrong with it

These timmers are small and get the job done. You can set multiple timers and you don't have the annoying beeping of electronic timers. They are easy to use and haven't failed us!

Very easy to use timer that is perfect for cooking. Very few buttons creates an easy and clear use with little to no needed instructions

TIC TIC TIC another one in the basket! Simple cost effective timers that get the job done. We need multiple timers going at once to keep track of the ovens ,grill an friers. Nothing fancy but they work!

This is a cheap and effective timer. Only trick is to wind it all the way to 60 minutes before setting it at the time you want to count-down. This way, the ring, which is mechanically wound, will be loud & long enough to be noticed in a noisy kitchen. Excellent value for money.

Stoped working less than a month after... not good product they need to pick a new vendor. When I twist it the timer doesn’t even move or work now.

Gets the job done well enough for what we paid for it. It’s pretty durable. we’ve dropped it a few times and it hasn’t broken.

They old classic timer. Our older staff were getting frustrated with the "new technology" timers. This, I'm assuming is any technology made in the 70s or later. These fit the bill. Old timers for the old timers.

For the price you pay for these, they work well enough. The bell that rings is not very loud to be used in a commercial kitchen. Would not purchase them again for this use but they did work.

It's alright. You have to go all the way around to zero and then back to the setting you want to get the timer to buzz. Otherwise it will time, but not alert.

low price but not very reliable we had to buy a few of them. Many times the bell wouldn't ring and timing is not very accurate.

This is a great little timer. I cannot believe we haven't worn it out yet. We use it constantly through out the day. A+ Rating

good reminder?When we cook?sometime we will forget how long it is?but with that?you never?But before you cook?remmeber to set up the time you need ?

I like the idea of an analogue timer with bell for ease of use, but this one seems a bit fiddly to use. Since the advantage of analogue is simplicity, a fiddly unit defeats the purpose, in my opinion.

Good product for the price . I bought this to use it in the kitchen and it's very helpful and worth it cause we don t forget about the food in the oven to get burn .

I got this because the stove and microwave in our house both had timers on them, but our downsized apartment does not have either. At first, I thought it was delightful and would do the trick, But, after several uses, I've changed my mind and I'm rather disappointed. In order to get the buzzer sound, you have to turn it past the 55 min mark. It's frustrating that it doesn't chime for shorter periods. Also, it states in the description that it's loud. It's more like a polite ding, practically inaudible if your in another room or have music playing in the background when you cook like I normally do. I usually always give Webstaurant products a 5 star, but in this case, they need to find another vendor. This product simply doesn't match the description.