• Width:  20-1/2" (Custom Widths Available)
• Height:  18"
• Depth:  6-1/2"
• Crossbars: 7
• Watts: 60-80
• BTUs: 205-273
• Amps: 0.6-0.75
• Weight: 12 Pounds
• Average Temp. Range 145 °– 154 °F
• Safety cut out temp of 158 ° F
• Standard voltage 110 volts 
• 10 year limited warranty

Warmth For The Entire Family

Indulge in the luxurious embrace of warmth and comfort with our Amba towel warmers. Elevate your daily routine by stepping out of the shower into the cozy embrace of a pre-warmed towel, transforming your bathroom into a spa-like haven. Towel warmers are used to heat towels, bathrobes, and other delicates so you have a pre-heated or dried towel when you need it. Using a towel warmer will dry it so it helps reduce laundry load and water consumption as the towels won’t need to be washed as frequently. It will help prevent the towels from giving off that musty smell they can produce when not dried properly. Towel warmers not only adds a touch of opulence to your space but also ensures that every towel is perfectly toasty, providing a delightful and soothing experience. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

Will a Towel Warmer get rid of Musty Smelling Towels?

Yes! A heated towel rack reduces the growth of bacteria on towels under daily wet conditions. After seven days, a towel on an unheated rack produces 890 million colony-forming units (CFUs), while a heat-treated one produced 520 Million - representing almost nearly a 90% decrease. Additionally, towels on a towel warmer maintain a fresh or pleasant odor over seven days while unheated towels produce a musty smell by day three and four.

What size towel warmer do I need for my bathroom?

The ideal size depends on the dimensions of your bathroom and the number of towels you plan to warm. For smaller bathrooms, a compact towel warmer with a few bars may suffice, while larger spaces might benefit from a larger unit with more bars for increased capacity.

Are towel warmers energy-efficient?

Yes, most modern towel warmers are designed with energy efficiency in mind. They typically operate on low wattage, allowing you to enjoy the luxury of warm towels without significantly impacting your energy bill. Additionally, many models have built-in timers or thermostats to optimize energy usage.

Can I use my towel warmer to dry delicate fabrics or clothing?

While towel warmers are primarily designed for towels, many models can also be used to gently dry delicate fabrics or clothing. Always check the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure compatibility, and avoid using towel warmers for items that may be sensitive to heat.

How do I install a towel warmer?

Towel warmer installation is usually straightforward. Most models can be either hardwired or plugged into a standard electrical outlet. Wall-mounted units require a secure attachment to the wall, while freestanding models simply need to be plugged in. It's advisable to hire a professional electrician for hardwired installations to ensure safety and compliance with local regulations. Always follow the manufacturer's installation instructions for your specific model.