Is the timer magnetic? We have no counter space on which to rest it, but if it's magnetic, we could affix it to the oven door.
377125
Yes..The thermometer works great also but the pager broke the 2nd time we used it..
1482012
Is there a magnet on the timer, like to hold it on the refrigerator? No. There is a little clip on it to hold it on a belt, but I don't think it is sturdy enough for that, but there is a little tiny metal piece to hold the clip out so it leans back and stands up for easy readings.
798248
There is no magnet in this carriage. Though there is a slot not shown in the photo (on the side away from the door near the rail) where a magnet could be located? My opener has mechanical contact switches, which this slot serves no purpose.
2062255
I used a magnet and yes it sticks...so maybe it's a ferritic stainless steel? I don't know, all I know is a magnet sticks and I like the pan but the edges are a little rough and do make indentations in my 1/2 sheet pan.
712064
I looked up how to tell if it is, if a magnet sticks to it it is an induction pan, I got out my trusty magnet and voila, it stuck, so the answer is yes! I hope this helped:)
958479
The body of the timer is plastic, the probe is steel. there is a magnet on the back of the timer so you can attach it to the outside of the oven door. the timer alert is not very loud but overall the product works well.
1627371
No, it's not magnetic. It's metal. The magnets you stick to it are magnetic. If the locker was magnetic, it would be scary all the tools flying towards it in my garage.
1281052
No my refrigerator magnets do not stick. The stainless is really good quality and shiny. The handle could get too hot especially if near the burner-I usually use a pot holder to be safe but have used it without and it didn't feel hot- I think it depends what you cook in it- Very versatile- FYI I use it mainly as a water pitcher to fill my water dispenser and to mix and pour pancakes in it- only use it to cook in when all my cast-iron enameled pots are in use.. Hope this helps!
1688561
Its magnetic-adhers to another metal surface like the top of the washer or dryer-not a wooden surface. If used on your kitchen table, it would move when you iron which would not work.
844827
Don't know if the pan itself is magnetic, but I just used a magnet on the bottom of mine to test it and the magnet sticks to it. Hope that answers your question.
1108071
I ordered this unit, it was a piece of junk, sorry that you got one also. Perhaps donate it to Goodwill.I hate to say this but I found a very good timer at ACURITE.COM, it has magnetic base and works well.
2012425
Not positive, because it is so light and thin. But it must be steel or another metal, not aluminum because a magnet sticks to it. Mine in my kitchen will hang on to a magnet, but it's not this make. (I gave the new one as a gift 'cause I use mine all the time.) Sorry not to give you a definitive answer...
76018
It's not magnetic. I don't have an induction oven so I can't speak to that. Other than the copper venear wearing off on the outside of the pans, I still love them
488591
No, the steel is not magnetic. you would have to find another solution to your idea.
1464312
yes it does stick to a frig. magnetically ...also note what i use mainly is the top slot the clock :and the bottom slot the count up feature. i never use anything else i put a sticker in the middle slot to block it so i dont get things mixed up. also it beeps when you press the buttons ..the presto count up timer does not this one is better than it ...i dont know why count up timers are so damn hard to find ... i use this thing ever day !!!
290882
I returned mine because the timer does not work, it's stuck and it won't move at all so I bought another one - Sunpentown, super turbo oven, so2000. I bake cake in mine using metal pans. But it's easy to burn it so start with low temp setting and keep watching it until you get the hang of it. Hope this helps.
1281054
No my refrigerator magnets do not stick. The stainless is really good quality and shiny. The handle could get too hot especially if near the burner- I usually use a pot holder to be safe but have used it without and it didn't feel hot- I think it depends what you cook in it- Very versatile- FYI I use it mainly as a water pitcher to fill my water dispenser and to mix and pour pancakes in it- only use it to cook in when all my cast-iron enameled pots are in use.. Hope this helps!