Mysest56 
January 16, 2019
Getting out of a shower or tub in a cold room may be a rough transition from hot bliss to cold, hard truth. However, there is a solution: enveloping yourself in a cozy towel from a towel warmer.
As soon as you get started using a towel warmer, you will wonder why you waited so long. For seniors with walk in tubs, the bathtub usually must empty a bit ahead of the door can open, and the wait could be chilly. However a warmed-up towel may vaporize the stress of cold air hitting on a hot body. Towel warmers aren’t just for the bathroom, either. They may be equally helpful in a laundry area to gently dry delicates, or within a garage or mudroom for wet mittens and scarves. Some houses also use them as space heaters with advantages.
See types of towel warmers under to locate one that might be right for you.
Hudson Reed
Marquis Conventional Hydronic Towel Warmer, 37 by 25 Inches – $529.95
Kinds of Towel Warmers
The oldest model of the towel warmer, still widely used today, is hydronic. These types of warmers use a system of recirculating hot water; the concept is somewhat like a radiator-type heater. The hot water runs through the rails and pubs, heating your towels and your space. These types of warmers require installation by a qualified plumber.
mrsteam.com
Polished Chrome Towel Warmer
Towel warmers now arrive in hydronic and electric formats. Both versions are available as wall-mounted units for those short on floor space.
Morph Interior Ltd
Electric towel warmers may be hardwired or plug types. Hardwiredunits, like this wall-mounted one, are wired directly into the wall, use regular wiring and needs to be installed by a certified electrician.
PoshHaus
Amba Towel Warmers
This towel warmer is a plug type. These versions plug into standard outlets. There is an on-off switch in the base of the vertical railing; you might also have a wall switch to control the unit.
Quality Bath
Nameeks Scirocco Snake 50-9010 – $2,210
Designs range from traditional classic (first photograph ) to modern geometric configurations like this one.
PoshHaus
Amba Towel Warmers
This unit includes curved swivel arms which proceed independently of each other. The curved ends are a safer option, in my view.
AR Design Studio Ltd
Where to Install Towel Warmers
Ideally, towel warmers must be placed where they are needed most, typically close to the shower or tub.
mrsteam.com
Polished Chrome Towel Warmer
In case you’ve got a larger family, think about adding two towel warmers.
Chris A Dorsey Photography
Towel warmers do not just have to be for your bathroom. Think about adding one, such as this floor-mounted plug-in unit, to warm up the blankets on your bedroom on cold winter nights.
jacuzzi.com
Jacuzzi Towel Warming Drawer
Towel Warmer Accessories and Alternatives
A warming drawer is a great built-in alternative for those who have a great deal of cupboard space.
ambatowelwarmers.com
Amba Towel Warmers Accessories
Most quality towel warmers include a ton of accessories, such as hardwired timers. The timers revealed here have seven-day programming choices.
ambatowelwarmers.com
Amba Towel Warmers Accessories
Some towel warmers also arrive with plug-in timers.
ambatowelwarmers.com
Amba Towel Warmers Accessories
This temperature-setting unit permits up to nine unique settings.
decorglobe.com
Mr. Steam Series 200 Robe Hook for Electric Heated Towel Warmer – $50
One of my favorite towel warmer add-ons is a robe hook, so your bathrobe can be as cozy as your towels.