Timers, alarms and reminders are among the most popular Alexa skills, and are easy to learn. For timers, just say to Alexa, "set the timer for 20 minutes. These can also be named, for instance: "Alexa, give me a pasta timer for 10 minutes". To check the remaining time on the Timer, ask, "Alexa, how much time is left on my Timer?". To cancel the Timer, ask, "Alexa, cancel my Timer. To set an alarm for one time, use the phrase "Alexa set an alarm for 6:30 a.m.To set an alarm for once, use the phrase "Alexa set an alarm for 6:30 a.m. Or to set an alarm to repeat at a specific time on each weekday, say "Alexa, set an alarm for 7 a.m. every weekday. Remember all of your alarms in the Alexa app and adjust them with the button as it beeps, “Alexa, stop,” will stop it and “Alexa, snooze,” will give you a few more minutes. Set reminders for yourself, such as "Alexa, remind me to take out the trash at 8 p.m. today" or "Alexa, remind me to call Mom tomorrow morning. You can even set repeatable reminders, such as "Alexa, remind me to take my vitamins every day at 9 a.m. Later, you can call “Alexa, what are my reminders?” to get a recap of the day-to-date reminders and then delete any reminders you no longer need in the app.To avoid mistakes use a helpful hint: If time is a concern, state it out loud and, if necessary,designate a day. These Alexa skills will help maintain your phone's cleanliness and you can let your Echo handle the job.I always use honest reviews to check out smart speakers and displays, and techyassit does this for reviews of products as well.