Tips for Your Towel Warmer

Use your towel warmer not only to dry your towels, but also your pool towels, swim suits and delicate items of clothing like sweaters and scarves.

Guess what? A towel warmer is virtually maintenance-free regardless of the type, size or how it’s mounted – wall, floor, or freestanding. Once it’s installed, you start using it and your towels come off the racks snuggly warm and comforting to the touch. This is why there won’t be much in the way of tips, but we do have a few that we can share with you.

You experience that first blast of a chill as you step out of the shower. Use your towel warmer to heat up your bathroom and wrap the towel around you as soon as you finish your shower. The warm towel will help reduce that chilly feeling. You won’t dread your winter morning routine that much because of this brilliant thought-out accessory for your home. There’s the added advantage of not yanking up the thermostat for more heat.

Use your towel warmer not only to dry your towels, but also your pool towels, swim suits and delicate items of clothing like sweaters and scarves. You can also use your towel warmer for baby’s clothes and blankets.

If your home is heated by hot water, select a towel warmer design that will evenly distribute the hot water through the towel warmer.

If you have not purchased a towel warmer, choose one with a timer that you can program for a number of days in advance. Choose a model with different heat levels instead of just one, and like laptops, wireless towel warmers spare you from the trouble of installing wires that stick out like a sore thumb.

If you’ve recently refurbished your bathroom or bedroom, going upscale with expensive features and accessories, you may want to consider a wood cabinet warmer; that is, if you can afford it.

If you have limited floor space, select towel warmers that are mountable on the wall. It may also serve as a decorative piece to complement the room’s furniture. Or else you can always go for the portable ones that fold up easily when not in use.

Bear in mind that some models take as long as 60 minutes to warm up. Ask your manufacturer or distributor if there are models that take a shorter time to warm up towels. If you’re in a rush to leave your house, that towel may not be warm enough for you.

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