Warmrails Hyde Park Freestanding Towel Warmer and Drying Rack, Chrome
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Warmrails Hyde Park Freestanding Towel Warmer and Drying Rack, Chrome
Customer Review: Luxury in the the bathroom
Summary: 5 Stars
I wanted a towel warmer since we moved to a cooler climate. This is one of the best things I ever bought.
It is such a delight to wrap up in a warm dry towel on a cool day. I also put my pajamas on there, between towels and that is a soothing feeling as well. Put the folded towels in layers. The ones on the bottom are the warmest. the towels are now always dry and warm. One minor flaw is that the heat is not evenly distributed.
The towel ends are not as warm, but it is still a great luxurious feeling after a shower or bath.
Customer Review: NICE AND TOASTY
Summary: 5 Stars
Fits well in a small bathroom and I leave it on all the time. Keeps towels dry and warm for use. Will hold two if you fold each in half. I especially like how little electricity it uses.Customer Review: Nice Product, but Greatly Overpriced
Summary: 3 Stars
This product is sturdy and as attractive as you can expect a towel rack to be. The warming/drying feature is OK, but not a huge benefit in actual usage. Perhaps if you live in a perennially damp or cold environment, you may feel justified in using the heating element. The real disappointment I experienced was value of the product compared to its price. I definitely experienced "buyer's regret", and if returning it didn't involve reboxing, shipping, etc., I would.Customer Review: Questionable Quality
Summary: 2 Stars
I purchased 5 of these for Christmas gifts. One did not work at all and others were chipping. I question whether these producsts are 1st quality. For the price I spent, I was embarrassed and disappointed.Customer Review: Sturdy and Functional
Summary: 5 Stars
I've been using the Hyde Park Freestanding Towel Warmer and Drying Rack for about one month. It appears to be very well-built - it is sturdy and does not tip easily. Towels don't get nearly as warm as they would in a clothes dryer (a clothes dryer uses far more energy). However, it dries them thoroughly, allowing them to absorb more water far more quickly. I put a timer (about $10 at Lowes) on the receptacle, keeping the rack energized only a few hours before and after normal towel use times. This should minimize the impact on the electricity bill.