WarmlyYours Heated Towel Rack, 4 Bars, Polished Chrome, Wall-Mounted Swivel Electric Towel Warmer, Plug-in Drying Rack for Bathroom (Elements)

Great for tiny bathrooms. Warm and dry but not hot.
I needed a compact towel dryer/warmer for a very small attic bathroom, and this was among the only available. But I’m really liking it so far. It definitely isn’t going to give HOT towels, but I just need the chill taken off in the winter. I’m surprised at how warm the metal gets with only 60 watts. There were a couple of signs that this isn’t a high end warmer (see photos) such as a place where the chrome must have been extra thin and the plastic wall mounts… But it’s pretty great for the price. Something not pictured is the white spiral cord. It’s heavy duty and would stretch pretty far. I’ve got mine on a WeMo timer that is much less expensive to buy separately than with the warmer. Works great to have it on a couple hours before you get up each morning.PRO TIP: put some tape on the side of the mounts where the nuts are — it’ll keep the tiny tiny nuts in the right location when you’re juggling holding the rack and mounts during installation. The price on this warmer fluctuates but goes down as far as 122 on occasion.

Dangerous skin Burn hazard.
Warning: exposed parts of bar can burn skin if grabbed or bump into. My wife originally complained but I did not take serous until it happened to me a couple of times. Just moving around (which is likely nude in the bath area) and accidentally bumping into or just grazing causes such a starting jolt due to extremely hot surface you can pull a muscle or even slip and fall on the potentially wet floor of bath/shower area just stepping in/out of. I even ordered a second one assuming the first must be defective due to all the positive reviews and only 60Watt rating, but it’s the same so I’m asking the seller to let me return one.

doesnt really warm towels
just remodeled our house…. wife wanted a towel warmer…. It does warm towels, but you gotta wrap towel around every bar basically… also has this ugly white cord that sticks out… it does do the job and we do use it, but for $100, I would want to be able to throw towel on rack and 10 minutes whole towel is toastly…. that is not the case

Durable towel dryer.
I wouldn’t exactly say that this could be described as towel warmer, but it sure does good job drying towels.The element gets really hot, you can’t touch it with your hands, but because the pipes are so far apart from each other, heat is not distributed throughout the towel to keep it warm at all times.However, because it uses very small amount of energy, I must say this is a good thing to have hanging in your bethroom.

Las barras calientan bien pero el calor no se distribuye en la toalla a pesar de que se coloca de varias formas

Bought this my bathroom. Pick this unit because it’s narrow as I don’t have enough wall space between the shower and the door to fit a wider unit.Pro:- Installation is straight forward and doesn’t take longCon:- The power switch swivel with the whole bar. I had to install the towel warmer on the left side and the power switch is not on the back facing the wall and you can turn it on or off without first moving the bar away from the wall. What a stupid design.- The two wall mount brackets are made from cheap plastic. While they can be secured tightly to the wall (make sure you mount them against a stud in your wall), they don’t clamp tightly to the bar. The towel warmer wobbles when you swing it. It feels like you can easily rip it off the mounting bracket. It makes it feel cheap.