Question on using timespan with stopwatch

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TimeSpan

Hi
I have a program that uses countdown timers, it works but I am trying to do something new with this blender timer. It uses a NumericUpDown and is supposed to add 5 minutes for each value, 1 being 5 minutes and 2 being 10 minutes etc. I did find a way of adding 5 minutes to BlenderCountDownFrom but when pressing the BlenderButton to stop it kept the new value. I am a complete novice and don't know what I am doing so the code is probably horrible! The actual countdown code I got from an example on the internet.

Dim BlenderCountDownFrom As New TimeSpan(0, 5, 1)

Dim BlenderStopwatch As New Stopwatch

 Private Sub BlenderButton_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles BlenderButton.Click
        If BlenderButton.Text = "Start" Then
            BlenderTimer.Interval = 100
            BlenderButton.Text = "Stop"
            BlenderTimer.Start()
            BlenderStopwatch.Reset()
            BlenderStopwatch.Start()
        Else
            BlenderButton.Text = "Start"
            My.Computer.Audio.Stop()
            BlenderTimerLabel.BackColor = Color.White
            BlenderTimer.Stop()
            BlenderStopwatch.Stop()

            BlenderTimerLabel.Text = ("00:05:00")
            Me.MiscTab.Text = "Misc"
        End If
    End Sub

    Private Sub BlenderTimer_Tick(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles BlenderTimer.Tick
        If BlenderStopwatch.Elapsed <= BlenderCountDownFrom Then
            Dim toGo As TimeSpan = BlenderCountDownFrom - BlenderStopwatch.Elapsed
            BlenderTimerLabel.Text = String.Format("{0:00}:{1:00}:{2:00}", toGo.Hours, toGo.Minutes, toGo.Seconds)
        Else
            BlenderTimer.Stop()
            My.Computer.Audio.Play(My.Resources.Alarm.Blender, AudioPlayMode.BackgroundLoop)
            Me.MiscTab.Text = "Alarm"
            BlenderStopwatch.Stop()
            BlenderTimerLabel.BackColor = Color.Red
        End If
    End Sub

    Private Sub BlenderSetButton_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles BlenderSetButton.Click
        Blender.HowManyBlender()
    End Sub



Public Class Blender


    Public Shared Function HowManyBlender()

        'Must be a better way than this!

        If JBCountdown.BlenderUpDown.Value = 1 Then
            JBCountdown.BlenderTimerLabel.Text = ("00:05:00")
        End If

        If JBCountdown.BlenderUpDown.Value = 2 Then
            JBCountdown.BlenderTimerLabel.Text = ("00:10:00")
        End If

        If JBCountdown.BlenderUpDown.Value = 3 Then
            JBCountdown.BlenderTimerLabel.Text = ("00:15:00")
        End If

        If JBCountdown.BlenderUpDown.Value = 4 Then
            JBCountdown.BlenderTimerLabel.Text = ("00:20:00")
        End If

        If JBCountdown.BlenderUpDown.Value = 5 Then
            JBCountdown.BlenderTimerLabel.Text = ("00:25:00")
        End If

        Return (0)
    End Function

End Class

What I have tried:

I added 5 minutes to BlenderCountDownFrom, can't remember exactly how but it kept the value when I pressed the stop button (same as start button just label changes) I need to go back to 5 minutes unless a new value is set by the NumericUpDown