I don't see how you hang (2) full sized bath towels without triple folding them which seems to defeat the purpose. What am I missing?
1010360
If you use a full size towel you can fold in half twice and hang one top and one bottom. Unless you have a huge towel warmer or two side by side you have to double fold. I do like mine, but I fold them so the middle of the towel is touching the warmer. I'll try to upload a pic. But I would not buy Amba, this is not a good brand. I got scratched legs, scratched bars and the reselling had a hard time convincing them to send me different legs. I even sent pictures of the scratches. So go with another brand if you do decide to purchase one.
1010361
You can only hang one full size towel. This rack is not wide enough for two.
1010362
Is just a question of time. Normally I leave the the AMBA on for 1 or 2 hours with the "wet" towels and has been enough.
1010363
The point of a towel warmer is not to necessarily use it to dry towels after they are used (which seems to be in the implication of question/comment), but to warm up one you are about to use (as, for example, you exit a shower on a cold winter day).
1010364
These units are fabulously hot and wide so you can hang one at the mid point and one on the top rail. We have two of them and they are amazing. Well worth the money. You might also get a timer that turns them off after a couple of hours.
1010365
We just had our hung today. We kept it up high enough for four towels to on the bottom portion and tw0 on the top partition. Because of it's width the towels needed to be triple folded. The towel warmer is not suppose to use much electricity. The bars are nice a warm even the uprights. We did have ours hard wired to the electric. I can let you know better tomorrow how well they work. We don't intend to turn it off unless we are away.John
1010366
The towel bar is not wide enough for two towels. I put one towel on the top and hang the second towel half way down. If the towel bar has been turned on long enough the towel are warm enough that the entire towel is warm. For the price and size I would recommend it.
1010367
Today we hung them loosely side by side. It is our intention to use it to dry our towels after use and to have warm towels in the morning. The electrician says it uses very little electricity and he suggested leaving it on all the time. We have traveled all over Europe and theirs are always on. It helps to keep the bathroom warm.
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Yes! I have pretty large bath towels, i fold them in half twice and roll them and they fit great, u may have to squeeze a little to get them in without causing the one above/below to rotate. I use hand towels on the top 2 Racks, although only the top one is meant for small towels which stinks. Thats the only thing i would change about it. Super easy to get the towels back out though. Just make sure you screw it to the wall really well
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On folding towels, find the center of the towel and put it on the centerline, towel overlaps top and bottom evenly, fold left over, then right over, now fold top down to centerline, bottom up to centerline, and now fold bottom to top, you're done. Smaller towels much easier, works great, leave mine parked between the washer and dryer so I can find it fast.
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As you can see there are three seperate swing arms and each one is ten and five eights inchs long. I would'nt hang a wet bath towel on this more like kitchen wet wipe up like bath size wash clothe. We hang a variety of kitchen utensils, nothing verry heavey. I live in a small apt and set it up right in front of the kitchen sink. Mounted to a five level plastic storage rack, I used the screws that came with the rack. Hope this helps
1099355
I guess it cold hold 5 if you doubled up on the smaller towels. I have mine holding 3 bath towels and then a face towel at the top. I really like it. It is unique.
1250729
It doesn't bother me much. I've been using them to hang decorative hand towels. You do have the option of not having the hanging bars put on. Nothing says you have to have them :)
521393
yes, you would hang the stuff where you want it, and then probably fold them over after. that would be the easiest method. however, you probably hang while it's folded too, if that makes sense.
2088232
I assume that Amazon tells you the dimensions and you can see how many places there are on the rack. But to give you an idea, one bath towel is about the width of the rack. My husband is large and one of his shirts also takes the entire width. I have space in my laundry room so I have two racks and that accommodates a large load of wash.
1642125
Cuisnart says to hang them so they don't get scratched. I don't have any way to do that, so I just put a couple of paper towels in the bottom before I stack them. It seems to work.
2086270
They hang straight.... btw... I have two of these and like them very much; however, I had to give up on the matching toilet paper holder because it came broken twice. For some reason the leaves on the toilet paper holder seem to snap off very easily, but the towel rings and hook... no problems. Hope this helps.
1778730
This style of hangers are more limited by weight than size. The way these work it is not like you need to have full width coverage on the back of the mirror (or other item being hung). Amazon has a wide variety of size choices, plus you can use multiple hangers if the weight or other conditions require doing so. You should easily be able to easily select one or a combination of these hangers to suit almost any need. The one I purchased has worked out well and I will have no hesitation in using these hangers again in the future as necessary.
520032
If they are small but you wouldnt fit a lot of them and they would have to be folded just right (narrow). I have folded wash cloths and hand towels in there and the wash cloths are side by side and are a tight fit.
1753159
It takes a little trial and error but they all do fit. We use better towels which are larger and thicker than normal but with proper folding they work fine. I haven't done it myself but my lady makes it happen. I think she folds them in thirds lengthwise and then folds them several times the other direction buy I'm not sure. Hope this helps.
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These hooks are a little big for that, however, they're really nice so it would be a nice idea. I use mine to hang large bath towels in the bathroom. I tried a mug & it does work, the handle clanked against the hook part when I took it off, but other than that, easy on, easy off.
1857599
I agree that it is not heavy-duty enough to hold bath towels. I'm using it for coffee mugs and it works great for that!
1999274
The towels are pretty close together when we hang two, but I don't think they actually touch. They might if you use really plush towels. At any rate, we have been hanging two towels on one of these for about six months, and we don't have any complaints. As long as you anchor the mounting screws properly, either into a stud or using a good wall anchor, it will very easily support 2 wet, heavy towels.
385859
True, you have to fold your towels to get them to fit on the rack. The good news is that even when folded the towel(s) dry very quickly and evenly. Even when towels overlap it's not an issue. I own one and don't have a complaint about it