Whether used for washing, grooming, or relaxing, the bathroom is a fundamental space for all of us. Feeling warm and comfortable is essential for creating a cozy and relaxing bathroom environment.
To create this warm atmosphere, the towel warmer has evolved just as much as the needs associated with it.
As its name suggests, its primary purpose is to dry towels. It helps preserve the quality of your linens while preventing odors related to the natural humidity of the room. Its heat dries the air and reduces the humidity levels in the space.
However, drying a towel isn’t as simple as it seems. Covering the unit with fabric can cause it to overheat, causing the towel warmer to fluctuate between heating up significantly and struggling with the fabric that covers it. Just like wearing a winter coat in spring, the best way to cool down is to stop wearing it. Put it back on at the slightest gust of wind, and you’ll face overheating again.
So, the solution is to regulate to avoid the oscillation of generated heat.
The solution is straightforward: simply add a regulation unit to your towel warmer. It’s quite possible to have it installed by a heating professional; however, just like the winter coat, you can do it yourself. It’s really that easy! Follow our professional step by step through this video, and enjoy it quickly.
Now that we understand the effect on towels, let’s move on to our own comfort.
Just like reading a good book by a crackling fire, the bathroom needs to heat up quickly to be inviting. The power system of towel warmers is determined by the size of your space (100W per m²).
If you wish to change the heating element of your towel warmer, in case it’s not suited to your room size, our expert guides you in this video.
Depending on your setup, your towel warmer might be directly connected to your radiators. In this case, it's a "hot water" towel warmer, which can also be converted into a mixed towel warmer. This is a feasible and interesting solution during mid-season for saving money, as we discussed in the article about different towel warmer models.
The next time your warm towel envelops you in this soothing space, you’ll remember all the qualities of your towel warmer… And surely this article written by an Expert by Net!
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