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Oil-free, liquid-free, and about as energy-efficient as a light bulb, this chrome-plated drying rack from Heatra adds a new dimension of comfort to your bath, changing room, or boat. The rack features Filatherm technology, a dry-element design that can be run 24 hours a day. You can use it to warm and refresh towels between showers, or to dry delicates, winter wear, and swimming gear after use. It’s also handy for adding gentle warmth to baby clothes and bedding. Warm-up time takes about 15 minutes, and the average temperature is 130 degrees F. Soft-wired and trim in profile, the unit mounts tidily to the wall or stands on the included U-shaped feet. A rocker switch controls power, and the construction is UL-listed. Fitted with a 7-foot power cord, the rack measures 37-1/2 by 24 by 12 inches free-standing. Basic assembly is required; all hardware and brackets are included. --Emily Bedard
Product Description
The Classic is a mid size unit. Can either be used freestanding or wall mounted. Hardware for both installation options included. Keeps your towels dry, warm, and fresh all year long! This will help turn your ordinary bathroom into the ultimate luxury/spa experience. Is designed to run continuously 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week. It's Filatherm dry element is reliable and energy efficient, using less power than your average light bulb. Really helps draw moisture away during the hot and humid months. Keeps your towels from smelling musty. Also helps eliminate mold and mildew growth. Quicker heat up time, more effective drying and no worrying about oils/liquids leaking from the unit. Great for drying delicates, hand washables, swimsuits and warming baby blankets and bedding. Product reaches optimum temperature within 30-40 minutes, but you need a good 2-3 hours for the heat to build up in the fibers of the towels. Recommend leaving towels on rack overnight before initial use. Make sure to layer your towels (do not weave throughout the bars). Remember this is a low energy device; your towels will be warm, dry and fresh for each use (towels will not be hot like coming out of a tumble dryer). Plugs into standard 110-120V outlet. Dimensions 24"W x 10 1/2"D x 37 1/2" H. UL & CUL Listed. Minimal assembly required.
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86 of 90 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Dries towels great,
This review is from: Warmrails Heatra Classic Freestanding Towel Warmer and Drying Rack, Chrome (Kitchen)
I'd seen Warmrails in a store, and ended up at amazon looking for the cheapest model I could find. We had more towels than we had towel racks (a wife and three kids can do that to you), and my towel was rarely completely dry for my morning shower. I wanted, if nothing else, an extra free-standing towel rack to put it on to air dry. So I tried this.It worked better than I expected. Not only is my towel dry each morning for my shower, but when we put two other towels on it after the kids have a bath, they're dry by morning as well! Three towels, folded (so there's a six-towel thickness) neatly over the top of the rack will dry just fine in just 8-12 hours -- and the innermost towel ends up nice and toasty warm (the outtermost will basically be room temperature, maybe just slightly warmer on the half that's closest to the rack, but all three will be completely dry). Some reviewers were disappointed their towels weren't toasty-warm -- in that case, I'd suggest a higher-priced model with denser heating elements, or putting extra towels on top and using from the inside. The manual does point out that how well it works will vary according to where you put it in your home -- in particular they recommend against any drafty places. Ours is in the master bedroom, just outside the master bath, and even with a ceiling fan on at times, it seems to do just fine. All in all, it's more expensive than a towel rod from the local home store, but you don't have to attach it to the wall (a plus for me, as I didn't know where I'd put it if it weren't free standing). It's also probably cheaper on the electric bill (and easier) than dropping towels in the dryer each day.
41 of 43 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Does what it says it will do...,
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This review is from: Warmrails Heatra Classic Freestanding Towel Warmer and Drying Rack, Brass (Kitchen)
If you're looking for hot-out-of-the-dryer towels, you're not going to find it with this warmer. If you want a nice, warmed, dry towel on cool California winter mornings, than this is the towel warmer for you. I think mine is a good investment, it was easy to put together (I just screwed on the feet in about 5 minutes, but there's hardware included for mounting on the wall too), it's not very big or space-consuming, and it sure beats the still-damp towels I was dealing with. When I bought mine last week, it was only Twenty-nine ninety-nine, so it has gone up in price. Can't complain one iota, this is a nice, cheaply priced towel warmer. I use it to warm my bras and lingerie after rinsing them too!ETA: It only lasted a year. The electrical connection to the unit frayed to the point of being a hazard, and could no longer be used.
29 of 30 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not So Warm Rails,
This review is from: Warmrails Heatra Classic Freestanding Towel Warmer and Drying Rack, Chrome (Kitchen)
I was very disappointed with the Warm Rails. The only thing that was warm was the 1 inch space of the towel on the top of the rail. I left it warming overnight, no improvement. I would not recomend this product to anyone who desires warm towels.
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