Wall Mount Towel Warmers For Dry Bathroom TowelsIf you live in a cold country or a climate where the winters are cold, cool or damp then drying towels may be something of a problem for you. You may well have a tumble dryer for towels that have just come out of the washing machine; these will come out nice and warm. That is hardly any use if you are in the bathroom and the elusive warm towel is still in mid-cycle in the laundry room. What you probably care about is having a warm dry towel there in the bathroom where you can grab it with ease. This is where the wall mounted towel warmer and other towel warmers come in It would not be practical for most people to wash a bathroom towel after every single use; most of us like to have a towel in the bathroom for several uses at least before putting it in the laundry basket. In a humid bathroom in a cold climate, a towel that has just been used may be stubborn about drying if just left in the bathroom after use. Towel warmers are perfect for such conditions and situations, and these can be freestanding or wall mount depending on your needs and preferences. The wall mounted towel warmer is often hard wired as a permanent feature in the bathroom, but some give you the choice of hard wiring or what is called soft wiring. Examples of this type of towel warming rack include the Warmrails Kensington Hardwire/Softwire Electric Wall Mounted Towel Warmer and Drying Rack. This seems to be a popular choice with some good feedback online. Selling at about $190 it allows for hard wiring with professional installation or soft wiring with basic tools if preferred. It has a towel ladder style of design and it can be used for drying baby clothes, swim suits and more as well as towels. Given the low running cost and energy efficiency this electric towel warmer can be a cost effective supplement to your tumble drier. Some wall mounted towel warmers come at a much higher price, such as the Rohl RV80HTW-STN, Rohl Towel Warmers, Hotel Style Wall Mounted Electric Tow - Satin Nickel which you can buy either side of $2000. But Warmrails do not have the cheaper range to themselves. Another towel ladder type heated rack is the Wall Mounted Towel Warmer - Diamond by Myson. This sells around the $260 mark and comes from the Myson Diamond Collection.
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