1. What is the best way to put towels on the heated towel rack?

The best way to cover the towel on the towel warmer is simple. We recommend folding the towel in half lengthwise, and then fold it in half again. If you have a larger towel, you can even repeat this action. In doing so, you have created at least 4 layers of towels to lie on. The more insulation layer, the more warm it is, and the insulation layer can help the towel absorb and retain heat. In addition, the more layers, the more weight will fall on the steel bars, resulting in more contact surface area. We recommend covering the towel with at least three to four horizontal strips. You can also consider folding towels by length; place them on a heated towel bar and cover it with a large, opened, unfolded towel or bathrobe.

2. What are the main reasons for owning an electric towel rail?

The electric towel rail (heated towel rail) has many uses and uses. They are used to heat towels/yukatas, so users can leave the bathroom after using dry towels. After the towels are used up, the heated towel rack will dry them, reducing the amount of laundry and water consumption, because the towels do not need to be cleaned frequently. This will help prevent mildew on the towel

     3. Are there other uses for the heated towel rail?

They can be used to dry wet boots or shoes. They will help the bathroom to stay warm and away from dryness, mold and humidity. They also double as radiators or space heaters for heating bathrooms, storage rooms, etc.

     4. Can the towel heater only be used in the bathroom?

The heated towel rail can be used in almost any type of occasion, because there are different models and specifications. In addition to bathrooms, they can also be used in storage rooms, saunas, spas, kitchens, boats, or any room that may require additional heat. In some cases, they may also be the only heat source in the room; for example, a completed basement, where an electric towel rail is placed, can increase central heating.