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Ensuring warm and dry bathroom towels, this dual-position towel warmer from Warmrails takes the chill out of towelling off after a hot shower or bath. With two independent heated panels that can be positioned either horizontally as shelves or vertically as drying racks, the towel warmer is fashioned from lightweight aluminum with an attractive brushed nickel finish. Heated with a 90-watt Filatherm dry element, the warmer’s panels lock simply into place and can hold towels, bathrobes, and baby blankets. The horizontal orientation is also ideal for providing extra storage space in the bathroom. Other features include a heated top bar, convenient on/off switch, and a sturdy non-slip base. Easy to assemble, the towel warmer stands 35-3/4 inches tall, 22-3/4 inches wide, and 14-3/4 deep with the panels set in the horizontal position.
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The Dual Position Towel has panels that can be positioned in a vertical as well as a horizontal position for extra warmth or drying power. The panels or shelves conveniently lock into place. This unit is made of lightweight aluminum and has non-slip feet. Available in a brushed nickel finish.
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17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
What other reviewers are missing is that, first, the towel is generally warm, altho admittedly, and naturally, warmest at the top and cool at the bottom - laws of physics, heat rises, and so on. Too, the unit has different heat levels, and if there is a power interruption, it resets to off, probably for safety, which seems reasonable. I leave mine on low, and it's fine. I have never tried high.
BUT, and a big but, what it does is make your towels last a lot longer before they go sour, because they are gently dried. So each use I get a warm, dry, crispy-ish fresh towel, not some questionable towel that, in humid weather, maybe didn't quite hack it since the last shower. To me, that's worth every penny, and saves lots of laundry water and energy.
BUT, and a big but, what it does is make your towels last a lot longer before they go sour, because they are gently dried. So each use I get a warm, dry, crispy-ish fresh towel, not some questionable towel that, in humid weather, maybe didn't quite hack it since the last shower. To me, that's worth every penny, and saves lots of laundry water and energy.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
I received this for a gift. You have to keep it on all the time as it takes 45 minutes or longer to really warm up. It does not "warm" your towel. It does a great job of drying it, but doesn't really make it warm at all. The only place the towel will be warm is on the very middle where it hangs over the rail. If your intent is to buy one that warms your towels, look for something else as this is not effective at all.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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I was hesitant to buy this based on the other reviews but I'm glad I did. It gets hot. It does dry & warm the towels. If you read the info on Warmrails' web site it says to maximize warmth fold the towels. For warming you fold like a towel on a shelf & lay it on the rail with the rail positioned like a shelf- horizontal. For drying you fold the towels lengthwise & drape over the vertical positioned rails. It seems to dry very well with two towels per rail side by side & slightly overlapping. It goes against everything we think of for drying towels- to fold them, but it works. The heat is contained & vents through the towels. They dry very well. As for the complaints of the towels not getting hot enough, they get as hot as they should. Any hotter & you'd scorch your cotton. Over time you'd ruin your towels. If like me you have invested $$$ in good towels you don't want the cotton fibers repeatedly exposed to excessive heat. They just won't be dryer hot. That would be a cotton killer. Contrary to Jerry Seinfeld's observational comedy line about the fact that you can't over-dry fabric, that dry is dry. No, you CAN over-dry fabric. To that issue I bought the timer & turn it off during the day after giving the towels enough time to dry & then turning it back on to warm them. Even hanging in drying position they get warm. Another reviewer mentioned two temperature settings which I had hoped for, this one only has one. But the timer method works well. Since we now live in New England I'm very glad I bought this.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Works great!
Purchased this as a replacement for our first unit which lasted 6+ years. The function is different, but I have learned a few tricks that make me love this one even more... Read more
Published 4 hours ago by Patty
warm
like the warmth for my infants. very convenient. easy to use keeps the towels comfortable when the shelves are flat
Published 1 month ago by jmk
Live in FL, only cared about it's drying capabilities.
I only needed this thing to dry my used towels so I could get a few showers out of the same towel. I live in FL where the humidity is crazy, so just hanging them up on a hook... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Ryan
towel warmers
This item in function looked great with versatility. In reality it was pure junk. It couldnt warm toast. Poor construction and workabaility. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Richard M. Ludemann
Does not warm towels
I even left the towels on the rack overnight and the towels were only slightly warm. By the time the towel was taken off the rack the warmth is gone quickly. Read more
Published on December 29, 2009 by Chimmi C
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