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Question: Is this made in USA?
Document: Already have the white one but it's not reliable ......so replaced it with these three. Color coordinated  different  rooms with these timers - they come in very handy. Too bad they're not made in the USA...tried to find a brand that was but no luck.
I have used it since daily for several months now with no issues so far...This timer is an updated version of the infamous classic kitchen timer that was previously manufactured by Robert Shaw for decades in the USA. After owning the original Shaw model for 20+ years,it finally gave out. This Lux brand re-issue is now made in China, and is slightly different than the original.
I have a Lux timer that is nearly 40 years old (made in USA) and has given me good service. So, when I needed another for a second home, I bought what I thought was the same thing. True, the styling is the same, but that is where the similarity ends. The new one, made in China, is flimsy, and no matter what I do, the timing stops at about 30 minutes.
Basically, I feel I was robbed and held up under false pretences. If my original Lux hadn't finally been broken by a grandchild in a fit of temper, it would still be working as it did when I received it as a wedding present in 1948. It was a solid piece of "made in USA" engineering, design, and manufacture. My loss of that beloved cooking partner is only intensified by the purchase of such a fraudulent, overpriced pretender to the once honored name of Lux.
Next time I will look for American made. Cherie S. Cook
Do not buy this. After one month all the numbers came off. It is made of cheap plastic, not metal.
Wouldn't work right out of the box - had already thrown away the packaging so it was easier just to toss. Nice timer you made there, Sux.
The bell doesn't go off, the dial is permanently set to minus a minute and a half. Absolute junk made in China. Do not buy! !
There goes my natural oils. I can't wait to throw all this stuff away. At least we found a clothes iron made in Germany!
Item is inexpensive and you get what you pay for. Flimsily made, tinny bell sound but works okay unless you really need to be accurate on your minutes.
Answer: Stamped on the bottom made in China. If that turns you off, I'm sorry. I had this model for many years and had to replace it after I dropped it for the maybe 10th time and couldn't get it to work again. Tried several from local stores and they were terrible. If you ever had this timer, you'll be happy to get it again at Amazon. My stores don't sell it.