is there a bath towel warmer that warms a bath towel better than the Brookstone unit which only warms the parts of the towel that touch the unit?
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All the towels inside this warmer are heated to a constant temperature. Thank you. Alan Beecher
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on the MB110 no ability to use warm water... In designs like this you need a model that accepts warm water input from a hot water tap in the sink and a long hose over to the bidet... if you are willing to put up with that then that is your choice. There are units at $300 and up that will heat water in the bidet but they require you to install an electrical outlet near the bidet
753589
This towel warmer does not sterilize the towels. There's a one year manufacturer's warranty for towel warmers purchased from our company.
800531
I honestly do not remember being offered a kit to hide the cord. I have my towel warmer atttached to a white extension cord because of the location the nearest outlet. During the warm season, I do not have the warmer plugged in but will now as the temperatures drop because it will take the chill off our small bathroom that has no other source of heat. It works well on the towels.
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Not too long...we turn it on when we wake up and put a towel on it. I make my bed and lay my clothes out and by the end of my shower (long showers 10-15 minutes ...my towel is toasty warm. I love it!
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Mine works really really well. I searched and searched and finally chose this one, i wanted hotel style towel warming. I thread two towels, one on top and one on bottom and they are very warm when i get out of shower. I would estimate about an hour or so to heat up to full capacity. Hope this helps i am a happy customer
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This warmer is designed for small facial towels. Depending upon the size of bath towels used, it would accept 2-4 at a time.
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Maybe...probably. If the unit is in a weather protected area (mostly NOT raining) it would be a nice way to warm towels. Here's the thing though (and has nothing to do with being outside or inside) you won't be able to load it with big towels. Regular sized bath towels are okay and even at that...only two at most. The warming function shuts off after about 30 mins so plan accordingly. I have been satisfied so far.
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GreetingsI have the curved warmer which I think is easier to put your towel on due to the extra space for a towel behind the curve and is more attractive. I hope this helps, and please nite this review as helpful on the Amazon site if this answered your question! Thank you!
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Typically, I would say these aren't used for dry towels. There are cheaper warmers that will warm dry towels, for showers for example. But nothing prevents you from putting dry towels in however.
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Just pleasantly warm. Not hot. I only put 1 towel at a time in it. Since mine are lge
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I can tightly roll up 10 true hand towels for hair at work. If you don't have a huge bath sheet you could probably roll tight and stick it in there. I would say maybe the home model by conair would be better? This warmer isn't pretty or tiny but I love it for my hair studio. I use an appliance timer to turn it on and give it plenty of time to get warm before work.
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It only had a power cord. I returned this unit twice because it barely warmed the towels and they cooled quickly.
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You have to drench the towels & set the timer 15 minutes before you want them. It works great, but the towels wont stay hot for long. But thats typical with any towel warmer I've ever used.
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No. Doesn't put out a lot of heat either. Two of the rings dont even work. Takes several hours to heat a 9x10 bathroom.
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We've had ours for several years. Little electric power used and it won't warm up the room. It just helps the towels to dry a little faster and gives them a little warmth when you grab it from a shower/bath. If you want just warm towels for shower, then turn it off after shower, and on again the morning/evening before your next shower. It takes several hours before the towel will feel warm.
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I use the warmer in a clinic setting. It doesn't take long to heat up but there isn't a temp control so I find I have to turn it off at times because the towels get too hot. I am using damp towels and usually turn it on 30 min prior to seeing patients. then turn it off and on as needed. I love it though. does what I need it to