The Electric Towel Warming Bar Rendering
Case in point, an electric towel warming bar. Scott thinks it's a need. I consider it want. Still, it will happen and because of that, I have to try to find one that is well within the total budget of our reno. It has to be softwired, and though Scott wants a freestanding unit, I prefer one that we can attach to the lower half of the wall - which I've decided (after making an executive decision) will be paneled.
So, I ask all of you who have or want a towel warming rack. What do you think is best? Hard or soft wired? Free standing or mounted? Small or Large? Your input is MUCH appreciated!
LOL.........I consider a towel warmer a luxury! I like your rendering of going on the paneled wall. Who wants to stub their toe on a free standing unit when you are half asleep?
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for more of your gorgeous bathroom!!
large, mounted, hard wired. make it seem a permanent fixture = not an last minute add on!
ReplyDeleteI have never had a towel warming bar BUT oh how I would love one! My feeble attempt at warming my bath towel is to place it over the heat register while I'm showering ~ and hope the blower comes on!
ReplyDeleteOh I think a towel warmer could quickly become a necessity for me! Actually in my perfect bathroom there is a small dryer to warm my towel and bathrobe too!
ReplyDeleteHmm, a towel warmer. Uh, yeah that is a TOTALLY luxury! LOL I'm just happy to say I have a towel BAR in my bath ...ya know the kind right? fold the towel over it and let it dry. If I wanna warm it up I'll have to hold it over the plug in mini electric heater. *giggles*!
ReplyDeleteAll that being said from this frugal country gal...I can't WAIT to drool over the reno!
We had them in a past house. I hate to admit that we rarely used them. I'd jump in the shower and forget to hit the button...grab a towel and go. My towels now hang over the heat register and they get just as warm.
ReplyDeleteI will say that people were impressed when they saw them!
sue
OH! That is a DREAM for me! I ahve to run downstairs to the dryer if I wan to warm my towel, so it doesn't get warmed:):) I would make it a permanent fixture for sure...who WOULDN'T want one!!!??? XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteI can relate. When we remodeled our bathroom, I really really wanted an electric warming unit in the floor under the tile. It would have doubled the budget, so we didn't get it. Every time I have to stand on the cold tile in my bare feet, I wish I would have fought harder for it. lol
ReplyDeleteWhen you are my age Artie you automatically think of maintenance and the less obstacles to work around are a must. Therefore, my vote goes for a wall-mounted unit or better still .... heated flooring. Crank it up and you won't need a towel warming rack. :) -Brenda-
ReplyDeleteI think that a towel warmer would be something that once you have you will realize you can't live with out it, and wonder why you didn't get on sooner.
ReplyDeleteEvery time I give my grandchildren a bath I put the towels in the dryer.I probable could of paid for a towel warmer by now :)
Enjoy,
Ginger
Size -- depends on space available.
ReplyDeleteLocation -- mounted on wall.
Electrical -- hard-wire; timer
"Take care of the luxuries and the necessities will take care of themselves." -- Dorothy Parker