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The 14 Best Towel Warmers to Make Your Bathroom Feel Like a Spa

Keep the post-shower chill at bay with a towel warmer that will add a luxe touch to your bathroom.

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Towel warmers aren’t just for high-end hotels. These devices can be installed in just about any bathroom to give you access to a warm, fluffy towel anytime you want to feel cozy.

They’re perfect for drying off after a steamy shower in the winter when the chilly air can feel especially harsh against freshly cleansed skin. They can also enhance an at-home spa treatment, like a body scrub or face mask. Wrapping yourself in a snuggly towel after a hot bath can be the ultimate way to ease stress and enjoy some self-care.

Yes, towel warmers are a luxurious upgrade to your bathroom. But they also have a practical purpose, too. They can help damp towels dry quickly, eliminating the need to wash them as frequently and reducing the risk of harboring gross bacteria. A towel warmer can also be a nice touch to a vacation rental or guest bathroom.

We researched and evaluated over 35 different towel warmers to help you find the one that's perfect for your bathroom set-up.

The Best Towel Warmers

What to Consider

As much as we love finding products that are the best of the best, there’s not a singular perfect towel warmer that works for every bathroom, given space constraints and layout limitations. Here are a few things to keep in mind to find the best towel warmer for your space.

Style

First, we recommend determining what type of towel warmer you want. Depending on what style of towel warmer you opt for will affect its look, functionality, and the number of towels it can simultaneously warm. Here’s a short list of the most common styles of towel warmers you’ll likely come across.

  • Bucket: This type of towel warmer looks a bit like a laundry hamper. Since they’re freestanding, you can easily move them from place to place. Most bucket-style towel warmers can accommodate two large bath sheets or a pair of pajamas or robes. There are smaller countertop bucket towel warmers for people who don’t have enough floor space or access to an outlet to plug them in.
  • Rack: A heated towel rack is typically attached to your wall so it won’t take up precious floor space, but you’ll likely have to hardwire it to your electric system. This style can be used to heat and dry towels. For those who don’t want to fuss with installation, there are freestanding electric towel warming racks available (our favorite is the KEG towel warmer) and even plug-in wall-mounted racks, like the Myson Pearl electric towel warmer.
  • Hydronic: This type of towel warmer uses hot water or steam to heat its towel rails and hooks up to your home’s plumbing. Electric towel warmers are a lot easier to install, but hydronic towel warmers, like the Hudson Reed Marquis electric radiator heated towel warmer, can also serve as supplemental heaters for your bathroom. Liquid-filled units take longer to heat up, but they are easier to repair.

    Editor’s Note: We chose to omit hydronic-style warmers for this guide given their complicated installations — we only recommend this type of towel warmer if you’re building a new bathroom or are fully renovating it. If you’re considering a hydronic model in the name of lower energy bills, just know that an electric towel warmer uses the same amount of energy as two lightbulbs, so your savings won’t be that significant.

Size

Just as they vary in shape, towel warmers also come in different sizes. There are compact towel warmers that can be placed on your bathroom vanity for easy access to warm washcloths, tall freestanding racks that can toast several towels, and deep bucket-style warmers for big waffle towels. Rack-style warmers differ in the number of racks they have and how far the bars are spaced apart. Be sure to measure your space before purchasing one to ensure it’ll fit.

Capacity

The size of your towel warmer will determine how many towels you can warm simultaneously. It typically takes four racks to warm one towel, meaning you can dry three towels with a model that has 12 racks. As you'd expect, the larger the towel warmer, the higher the price tag will likely be. Bucket towel warmers are typically limited to one or two big towels at a time, so keep that in mind if you’re hoping to warm up a bunch of towels at once.

Features

Most towel warmers are simple appliances that only serve one purpose. You guessed it… they warm towels! However, a few models have extra bells and whistles, like adjustable temperature settings and timers that switch the warmer off after a certain amount of time to conserve energy or rather to turn it on at a specific time so your towel is warm at just the right moment. Some towel warmers are also equipped with handy hooks that allow you to warm smaller garments, like socks or gloves.

HEATGENE even makes a smart towel warmer that you can turn on with your phone or smart speaker. If your towel warmer doesn’t have a built-in timer, you could use a separate programmable timer like the ones from Honeywell and Leviton. Basic electrical work is required to install these timers, though.

Whether a wall-mounted option works best for you or you're looking into a freestanding canister, we’ve found towel warmers that can fit your needs. Just make sure that you don't purchase a hardwired warmer if you don't plan on hiring a contractor or installing it yourself! Bucket towel warmers are often the simplest solution if you’re looking for something with no electrical work required.

How We Selected

We read reviews of more than 35 towel warmers at major online retailers, including Amazon, Wayfair, and Lowe’s to see which ones were winners with customers. We strived to find towel warmers that offered a variety of capacities and installation methods — some people will prefer the ease of plugging in a bucket towel warmer and bringing some calm into their bathroom almost instantly, while others won’t mind recruiting an electrician to help install a wall-mounted rack towel warmer. In addition to positive reviews and varieties, we also considered cost, style, and bonus features, like automatic shut-off and built-in timers, to narrow down the best towel warmers out there.

1
Best Overall

Keenray Bucket Towel Warmer

Best Seller
Bucket Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Gets hot in just 1 minute
  • Automatically shuts off after an hour
  • Luxe faux-wood accents
  • Has essential oil compartment to make towels smell nice
Cons
  • Has a mild chemical smell that dissipates after a few uses

This towel warmer resembles a clothes hamper more than a towel rack, but it’s spacious enough for two 40x70-inch oversized towels or even a thick bathrobe. Its chic design with a realistic faux-wood base blends right into contemporary bathroom decor, and its larger size keeps warm, fluffy towels at the ready for multiple bathers.

One of the best parts of this towel warmer is its rapid cycle function. This feature allows it to heat up in just 1 minute — perfect for warming up towels at the last minute. It reaches its highest temperature after just 6 minutes and stays warm for up to an hour before automatically turning off for safety and energy conservation. If you love scented towels, you can pop a fragrance disc into the designated compartment for a burst of fresh aroma.

Customers say it’s been a game-changer for their shower routine. Says one reviewer, “I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed getting out of the shower and getting that warm towel! I turn on the warmer and put my towel in while I am getting ready to take my shower. It’s a joy at the end of the shower to be wrapped up in the warmth!”

More: The Best Bath Towels That Are So Plush, You’ll Want to Bury Your Face In Them

Key Specs

PowerElectric (6-ft. cord)
CapacityTwo 40x70-in. towels
ColorsWhite, gray, pink, or blue
Other FeaturesAuto shutoff, fragrance disc, timer, red light heat indicator
2
Most Futuristic

SereneLife Single Touch Towel Warmer

Single Touch Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Six color options
  • Includes fragrant disc holder
  • Digital display
  • Adjustable timer
Cons
  • Somewhat large

With its inset feet and slightly tapered cylindrical shape, this device looks more like a mini rocket ship than another towel warmer. It could be a fun design element to add to a modern bathroom.

More importantly, though, the SereneLife Single Touch Towel Warmer has lots of functionality. It has a digital display to control the built-in timer, which can be set for 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes. It automatically shuts off after an hour for safety reasons. If you love scented towels, you can pop a fragrant disc into the underside of the lid to infuse them with your favorite aroma. You can also discreetly tuck the cord beneath the base of the towel warmer to hide it when it’s not in use.

Customers say that this towel warmer delivers that just-out-of-the-dryer coziness you enjoy on laundry day. Says one reviewer, “My favorite thing to do after washing towels and blankets is to pull them straight from the dryer, smell and then wrap myself in them. This towel warmer allows the same experience but is conveniently located right next to my bathtub!”

Key Specs

PowerElectric plug-in
CapacityTwo large bath towels
ColorsGray with wood accents, or white with accents in black, bamboo, pink, blue, or red
Other FeaturesAdjustable timer
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Best Value

Brandon Basics Wall Mounted Electric Towel Warmer

Wall Mounted Electric Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Built-in timer
  • Includes a garment hook
  • Three distinct finishes
Cons
  • Temperature is not adjustable

Towel warmers are, without a doubt, luxury goods that don’t run cheap — especially if you plan to purchase a wall-mounted warmer. With its sub-$350 price point and a slew of features, the Brandon Basics towel warmer is among the most budget-friendly and value-focused wall-mounted towel warmers available. It can warm up your towels in less than 10 minutes and has 12 stainless steel bars to heat multiple towels simultaneously.

The towel warmer — which comes in polished or brushed stainless steel or matte black finishes — gives you options for installation. You can opt to plug it directly into the wall using the 53-inch power cable. It can also be hardwired if you want a permanent addition to the bathroom. Rather than having a hard-to-locate switch on its underside, the Brandon Basics towel warmer features a built-in timer located on its front face to automatically turn itself off. It can continue heating for 1 or 2 hours, depending on which button you press.

Another nice touch is that this is one of the few towel warmers that includes a garment hook for hanging your clothing.

Customers appreciate that this towel warmer stays on for a relatively long duration and keeps their towels fresh. Says one reviewer, “Works perfectly! A normal-sized towel will be completely dry after the 2-hour timer elapses. This means that your towels will no longer stink after a few days.”

Key Specs

PowerElectric hardwired and plug-in
CapacityTwo large towels
ColorsPolished or brushed stainless steel and matte black
Other FeaturesBuilt-in timer, garment hook
4
Best Hardwired

Amba Radiant Collection Towel Warmer

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Radiant Collection Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Finds that sweet spot between price and performance
  • Energy-efficient
  • Several finishes to choose from
Cons
  • Rungs are closer together than other models
  • Takes at least 10 minutes to heat up

Short on patience? This warmer’s rapid-fire heating system means no waiting for warm towels.

The Amba Radiant towel warmer has 10 horizontal bars to accommodate two full-sized towels and keep them separated for easier drying. All of the horizontal bars, as well as the two vertical bars, heat up, giving you a bit more oomph. The vertical bars can also be useful for draping a bathrobe or a damp ski jacket.

Since it’s made from highly durable rust-resistant 304 stainless steel, the warmer is built to last. It must be hardwired into your wall for power, but there’s also a plug-in variant you can purchase as well. Once installed, it’s as simple as flipping a switch on its underside, and you’ll have a toasty warm towel in about 10 minutes.

The Radiant warmer reaches temperatures up to 149 degrees Fahrenheit. It comes in a variety of finishes, including polished or brushed stainless steel, matte black, or satin brass finish to perfectly match your bathroom.

According to the results of an independent lab test commissioned by the manufacturer, this towel warmer helped reduce bacteria on towels by 94% after three days compared to those hung on a conventional unheated rack.

Says one reviewer, “[This] towel rack is an incredible addition to our bathtub area. The towels get sooooo warm.”

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Key Specs

PowerElectric hardwired and plug-in
CapacityTwo towels
ColorsPolished or brushed stainless steel, matte black, polished gold, or satin brass
Other FeaturesNone
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Best for Couples

DOACE Towel Warmer Bucket

Towel Warmer Bucket
Pros
  • Includes four clips for hanging small garments
  • Essential oil disc compartment for scented towels
  • Adjustable timer
Cons
  • More expensive than most other bucket-style warmers

The DOACE towel warmer is a feature-filled bucket-style warmer that offers plenty of room to heat up a large blanket or two 40x70-inch towels. It would make a perfect gift for couples.

On its lid, you’ll find three buttons: one that controls power, another for setting a 20-, 40-, and 60-minute auto-off timer, as well as a delay start feature. Pressing the latter will delay it between 30 minutes and 24 hours, so you can set your towel warming schedule and forget about it. Another cool feature is the four hooks tucked within the rim of the bucket, which are perfect for hanging small garments, like gloves, hats, or socks, while they get warm and toasty.

This option has a peak temperature of 275 degrees Fahrenheit, which it achieves in only 10 minutes. Like the Keenray warmer we mentioned, it also has a slot for essential oil discs to add a light fragrance to your towels.

At just 10 pounds, the towel warmer is lightweight enough to move from room to room, so you can have warm towels wherever you need them. Better yet, you might just want to buy a second one. Says one reviewer, “[It’s] worth every penny. [The] only problem is now my kids want to use my bathroom!’

Key Specs

PowerElectric (6-ft. cord)
CapacityTwo 40x70 in. towels
ColorsGray or white with black accents
Other FeaturesAuto-off timer and delay start feature
6
Best Budget

KEG 6-Bar Freestanding Towel Warmer

6-Bar Freestanding Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Handy remote control allows you to set timers
  • Backed by a 2-year warranty
  • IP56 water-resistant rating
Cons
  • Takes 15 minutes to heat up

With its under-$100 price point, the KEG freestanding towel warmer is proof that you don’t have to spend big bucks on treating yourself to the finer things in life, like a warm towel after a relaxing shower. This versatile option stands independently and doesn’t require any expensive construction to install (although it’s possible to get a version that mounts to the wall if that’s something you’re into!).

Thanks to the towel warmer’s 35-inch height, it won’t take up a ton of space in a small bathroom. It’s easy to drape a couple of towels over its six bars. It has a 6-foot-long power cord, which can help you find a convenient place for the gadget even if you have limited outlets in your space.

Weighing in at just 6 pounds, the KEG is a breeze to move around your home. Just make sure it’s powered off before moving, though, as it can reach temperatures of up to 131 degrees Fahrenheit. The automatic timer can help ensure it turns off, even if you forget to hit the manual switch.

Customers say that installing this towel warmer was simple. Says one reviewer, “I am very pleased with how easy the towel warmer was to set up, as well as how effective the warmer is.”

Key Specs

PowerElectric plug-in (6-ft. cord)
CapacityTwo towels
ColorsBrushed stainless steel
Other FeaturesAutomatic timer with visual LED indicator, remote control
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7
Best Housewarming Gift

Zadro Countertop Bucket Towel Warmer

Countertop Bucket Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Heats up in just minutes
  • Slim profile lets you store it on a counter or under a countertop
  • Built-in timer with four settings
Cons
  • Pricey for its size

The compact and space-saving design of the Zadro towel warmer will make it the perfect addition to any small bathroom with limited storage space. We’re huge fans of its sleek and modern design that blends in with any bathroom. If Apple designed a towel warmer, we’d imagine it might look a lot like this one.

Despite its small footprint, the Zadro bucket towel warmer can easily accommodate a full-sized bath towel or an oversized bathrobe. It’s perfect for an entryway, too, if you want a place to dry off scarves, gloves, or a hat. The warmer offers even heating and packs a useful automatic timer to power itself off after 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes. Simple touch-button controls make it easy to set the timer for however long you need it.

Thanks to its compact size, slim profile, and convenient features, it’s sure to be your new favorite thing in your small bathroom. Should you run into any problems while using this towel warmer, you can rest assured that its one-year warranty has you covered.

Other customers have purchased this towel warmer as a housewarming gift. Says one reviewer, “I purchased a large one for myself and this one for a gift. I got the most excitement [for] this over any other gift I've ever given… What a simple way to spoil yourself.”

Key Specs

PowerElectric (nearly 7-ft. cord)
CapacityOne 40x70-in. towel
ColorsWhite with faux wood accents
Other FeaturesBuilt-in timer
8
Best for Large Towels

Amba Vega Towel Warmer

Vega Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Heats up in just 10 minutes
  • Adjustable heat settings
  • Backed by a 3-year warranty
  • Four finishes to choose from
Cons
  • Luxury price tag

Measuring in at almost 40 inches tall, the Vega towel warmer is equipped with 10 heated bars (eight horizontal and two vertical) to warm even the largest of bath sheets. Whether you want to heat up two towels before bathtime, use it to dry towels after a day by the pool, or hang a couple of bathrobes on it, this elegant-looking warmer will get anything toasty warm.

This option is made from stainless steel and requires a hardwired electrical connection. Unfortunately, it lacks a timer, which is a little surprising given its steep price, but you can add one on your own.

That said, it’s one of the few towel warmers that is equipped with a digital heat controller you can use to adjust its temperature — a feature we really love. In fact, there are nine temperature levels to choose from that can reach between 110 and 180 degrees Fahrenheit. That range offers a convenient way to give a temperature-sensitive child a slightly warm towel after their bath or get something extra hot for yourself from the same appliance.

With a heat time of just 10 to 20 minutes, this towel warmer is one of the most powerful and luxurious-looking ones you can buy. Even better, it’s backed by a 3-year warranty. Four finishes — matte black, brushed steel, polished steel, and white — make this towel warmer easy to match to any style bathroom. Says one reviewer, “Beautiful design. Looks great with my black faucets. Warms the whole bathroom.”

Key Specs

PowerElectric hardwired
CapacityTwo bath sheets
FinishBrushed or polished stainless steel, matte black, and white
Other Features9 different heat output levels, designed to be on continuously
9
Best Gold Towel Warmer

WarmlyYours Sierra Towel Warmer

Sierra Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Available in a luxurious-looking gold finish
  • Can be hardwired or plugged into a standard outlet
  • Durable stainless steel bars
Cons
  • Doesn't have a timer
  • Expensive

WarmlyYours is more commonly known for its radiant floor heating, but the company’s towel warmer line uses similar internal heating elements to warm and dry towels and bathrobes — so you can feel confident in the design of this towel warmer.

The Sierra — which is available in matte black and brass gold finishes — accommodates two large bath towels across its eight bars. They’re installed in groups of four with a big gap in the middle, allowing for plenty of space between two towels. The appliance plugs into a standard outlet or can be hardwired into your home’s electrical connection, giving you options for an easy installation or a more permanent bathroom upgrade.

On its bottom-left bar, you’ll find a power switch and LED light which indicates that it’s powered on. The towel bar even offers overheating protection, in which it powers itself off in the event its surface temperature exceeds 176 degrees Fahrenheit. Another plus: It’s backed by a 2-year warranty.

Customers adore the design of this lavish-looking towel warmer. Says one reviewer, “I love this low-profile towel warmer. It’s sleek and very attractive.”

Key Specs

PowerElectric hardwired and plug-in
CapacityTwo bath sheets
ColorsPolished stainless, matte black, and brass gold finishes
Other FeaturesOverheat protection
10
Best for Walk-In Showers

Amba Jeeves 12-Bar Towel Warmer

Jeeves 12-Bar Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Can handle getting wet without risk of damage
  • Lots of heating bars
  • Four finishes to choose from
  • 2-year warranty
Cons
  • The wet-rated kit is sold separately and costs about $80
  • Expensive

Want a towel warmer for your walk-in shower? Check out the Amba Jeeves 12-Bar Towel Warmer. It has a compatible upgrade kit that allows for an installation in a wet area, making it a good option for tiled bathrooms with walk-in showers or hanging on a wall above a bathtub.

The Jeeves is equipped with 12 straight horizontal bars, and even its parallel vertical bars heat up, so you can be sure your towel will be nice and toasty in about 20 to 30 minutes. Rather than using wire cables to heat up, this option has a liquid-filled system to keep the bars warm. It’s equipped with self-regulating technology to help it maintain a consistent temperature without using tons of power. Keep in mind that if you want a timer for your towel warmer, you’ll have to purchase one separately.

The towel warmer is made from stainless steel, and it’s available in white, oil-rubbed bronze, matte black, and brushed or polished stainless steel finishes. Regardless of which style you choose, you’ll get the durability of 304 stainless steel that won’t rust, flake, or chip.

Key Specs

PowerHardwired, liquid-filled
CapacityTwo towels
ColorsOil-rubbed bronze, brushed or polished stainless steel, matte black, and white
Other FeaturesHeats with internal liquid, designed to be on continuously
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Best 2-in-1

ANZZI Eve 8-Bar Wall Mounted Towel Warmer

Eve 8-Bar Wall Mounted Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Affordable
  • Can easily accommodate two thick bath towels
  • Offers extra storage shelf for folded towels
Cons
  • The bars for the shelf are not heated

If you’re looking for warmth but also need a spot to set your folded towels, check out this towel warmer from ANZII. It’s one of the most inexpensive options that has a shelf on its top for stowing towels. Although we would have liked to see an integrated timer with the ANZZI, we appreciate that it is backed by a limited lifetime warranty. We also appreciate its versatile polished chrome finish. It could fit into a traditional bathroom just as well as a funkier bathroom.

The warmer offers plenty of room for two large bath towels and heats up in about 20 minutes. Plus, the on/off switch is discreetly hidden on the underside of the bar. At just over 12 pounds, this towel warmer feels sturdy without being too cumbersome. One reviewer says it’s “easily the most luxurious upgrade I’ve ever added to my bathroom.”

Key Specs

PowerHardwired electric
CapacityTwo towels
ColorsPolished stainless steel
Other FeaturesBonus top shelf
12
Best for Small Bathrooms

SHARNDY Oil-Rubbed Bronze Towel Warmer

Oil-Rubbed Bronze Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Compact size
  • Comes in several finishes
  • Backed by 3-year warranty
  • Consumes relatively low energy
Cons
  • Can only warm one towel at a time

This towel warmer from SHARNDY is just 16 inches tall and 24 inches wide — making it the best towel warmer for folks who live in an apartment or condo, or simply have smaller-sized bathrooms. The wall-mounted towel warmer comes in an attractive-looking oil-rubbed bronze, matte black, and brushed or polished stainless steel finish. It also features a blue indicator light to help you know when it’s on or off. It can reach up to 149 degrees Fahrenheit.

It can be plugged into an outlet or hardwired to your wall. Because of its smaller size, you can only dry or warm a single towel on its four bars. On the plus side, it’s designed to consume very little energy, which can help prevent surprises from popping up on your power bill after you install the device. A 3-year warranty means you won’t have to worry if you run into any issues with this towel warmer.

Customers were thrilled to find that a towel warmer could be both small in size and high-performing. Says one reviewer, “We chose this compact towel warmer as part of a remodel of our small, lower level, poorly heated bathroom. I have nothing but good things to say about this product… The finish is flawless.”

Key Specs

PowerElectric hardwired and plug-in
CapacityOne towel
ColorsOil-rubbed bronze, black, brushed or polished stainless steel
Other FeaturesA model with a timer is available for an additional fee
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Best for Families

COMFIER Large Towel Warmer

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Large Towel Warmer
Pros
  • Two color options
  • Reaches maximum temperature in just 6 minutes
  • Accommodates up to two large towels
  • 2-year warranty
Cons
  • Temperature can’t be adjusted

Whether you choose the black or the white option, the COMFIER Large Towel Warmer is a worthwhile addition to your bathroom. The deep bucket-style towel warmer can hold two large bath towels. The flip-top lid makes it easy to pop in the towels, a bathrobe, a knit blanket, or anything else you want to get warm and toasty.

It climbs to its highest temperature just 6 minutes after you switch it on. One press of the button and this towel warmer stays hot for up to an hour, after which it will automatically switch off and save you energy. It weighs just about 10 pounds, so you can easily move it from one room to another.

One reviewer says, “What a wonderful product! Great size and quick heating! The first night I threw in a throw blanket and my socks — they were warm and ready to put on within 5 minutes. You won’t be disappointed!”

Key Specs

PowerElectric plug-in
CapacityTwo 40x70-inch large bath towels
ColorsBlack, white
Other FeaturesQuick-heating, auto shutoff
14
Best for New Parents

Live Fine Bucket-Style Towel Warmer with LED Display

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Bucket-Style Towel Warmer with LED Display
Pros
  • Large LED display for the timer
  • Compact size
  • Maintains a consistently warm temperature while it’s on
Cons
  • Only accommodates one large towel at a time

You won’t ever have to question how long the Live Fine Bucket-Style Towel Warmer will stay warm after you turn it on. It features a large LED display right on the front. Set the timer for 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes and let the countdown begin. Everything can be programmed easily through a single button control.

While this compact towel warmer lends itself well to smaller bathrooms, it only holds one large towel at a time. However, Live Fine offers a similar towel warmer that’s double the size and can warm two big towels at once. The good news is that the smaller option stands just over a foot tall and it has a space to tuck away the power cord at the base. It’ll look sharp no matter where it ends up in your bathroom.

Based on customer reviews, we think this towel warmer could be a great gift for a new parent. Says one reviewer, “After having my baby, I decided to invest in this because I didn’t want her to be cold after bath time, and it has calmed her down so much! No more crying baby during bath time! One of my top favorite purchases ever.”

Key Specs

PowerElectric plug-in
CapacityOne large towel
ColorsSoft gray
Other FeaturesAdjustable timer with LED display
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Joni Sweet is a freelance writer who covers travel, health, wellness, and anything else that piques her interest. When she's not traveling the globe in search of stories, she can be found sprucing up her home in the Hudson Valley, playing with her two cats, practicing yoga, cooking vegetarian food, and hitting New York's rail trails on her bike. She has written for Real Simple, Forbes, TIME, SELF, Health,  Lonely Planet, Frommer's, and dozens of other publications. Learn more at www.jonimsweet.com.

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