Warmrails Hyde Park Freestanding Towel Warmer and Drying Rack, Chrome

Warmrails Hyde Park Freestanding Towel Warmer and Drying Rack, Chrome

Warmrails Hyde Park Freestanding Towel Warmer and Drying Rack, Chrome

  • Large Freestanding unit. Great for entire family.
  • Minimal assembly required.
  • Keeps towels dry, warm, and fresh. Great for drying delicates, hand washables and swimwear. Save on unnecessary laundry loads. Great for year-round use!
  • 24 1/4-by 13 3/4-by-39-Inches
  • For Warmrails Customer Service please dial Toll Free 1-877-927-6724.

The Hyde Park is a large freestanding unit. Great for the entire family. Keeps your towels dry, warm, and fresh all year long. This will help turn your ordinary bathroom into the ultimate luxury/spa experience. Is designed to run continuously 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week. It’s Filatherm dry element is reliable and energy efficient, using about the same power as your average lightbulb. Great for year-round use! Really helps draw moisture away during the hot and humid months. Keeps your towels from smelling musty. Also helps eliminate mold and mildew growth. Quicker heat up time, more effective drying and no worrying about oils/liquids leaking from the unit. Great for drying delicates, hand washables, swimsuits and warming baby blankets and bedding. Product reaches optimum temperature within 30-40 minutes, but you need a good 2-3 hours for the heat to build up in the fibers of the towels. Recommend leaving towels on rack overnight before initial use. Make sure to layer your to

List Price: $ 210.00

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  • Lisa Kearns "Mom of Four" says:
    78 of 80 people found the following review helpful:
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    A nice warmer, but watch your electric bill!, May 26, 2005
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    This review is from: Warmrails Hyde Park Freestanding Towel Warmer and Drying Rack, Chrome (Kitchen)

    There’s nothing nicer than a warm, dry, towel. And in the summer this heater keeps towels from getting musty so quickly. But, our electric bill went up $40 per month and we didn’t know why….until we unplugged the towel warmer. Now we plug it in long enough to dry the towels, or to heat them while we shower. Then we turn it off again. Other than being an electricity hog, this is a great product, and we enjoy the feeling of being pampered and comforted with heated towels.

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  • Poodytat "poodytat" says:
    26 of 26 people found the following review helpful:
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    Very Handy to Heat/Dry, October 7, 2004
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    Poodytat “poodytat” (California) –
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    I live in Southern California and I really appreciate this unit. My husband and I had an apartment in Paris that had a great towel warmer. It’s hard to describe the European warmer, but it had more surface area. My complaint with the few units I’ve seen here in the United States is that they have rungs instead of a tile-like surface heating area, and therefore aren’t as efficient and don’t do as good a job of heating/drying. However, given that the European units don’t seem to be available here, this unit works well enough. We use it to warm/dry our towels, dry swimsuits, etc. without having to start up the clothes dryer. It’s also very nice to have a warmish towel when you step out of the shower.

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