Choose based on your installation preference and bathroom setup:

Plug-In Towel Warmers:

• No installation required—just mount and plug into a standard outlet
• Easy to move or remove
• Great for renters or those who want flexibility
• Lower upfront cost
• Perfect for DIY installation

Hardwired Towel Warmers:

• Permanent, built-in look with no visible cords
• Requires licensed electrician for installation
• Ideal for new construction or bathroom remodels
• Cleaner aesthetic
• Higher upfront cost

Dual Connection Towel Warmers:

• Maximum flexibility—works both plug-in AND hardwired
• Best of both options
• Premium choice for those who want versatility
• Higher upfront cost

Bottom line: Choose plug-in if you rent, want flexibility, or prefer DIY. Choose hardwired if you're renovating, want a seamless look, or plan to stay long-term. Choose dual connection if you want maximum flexibility.WarmlyYours offers all three options across our 20+ models. 

View our connection options and controls to find the perfect fit for your bathroom.

The time it takes to warm your towels depends on several factors:Towel warmer warm-up time: Most models heat up in 15–30 minutes, depending on size and power output.Towel warming time varies based on:

• Ambient room temperature (warmer bathrooms heat towels faster)
• Towel fabric type and construction (lightweight cotton heats faster than thick, plush towels; blends behave differently than pure cotton)
• Towel thickness (thicker towels trap more heat, resulting in higher surface temperatures, but take longer to warm)
• How long you leave towels on the warmer (15 minutes for light warming, 30+ minutes for maximum warmth)
• How long you pre-heat the warmer (scheduling it to turn on before your shower ensures optimal warmth)

Tips for warmer towels:

• Fold or unfold your towel to experiment with how heat distributes
• Try a thicker towel (traps more heat for higher surface temperatures)
• Experiment with different fabrics (cotton vs. blends behave differently)
• Leave the warmer on longer before your shower (thicker towel + longer heating time = maximum warmth)
• Place a second towel on the warmer to trap more heat (maximum 2 towels per warmer)

Important note: Once your towel reaches its maximum temperature on the warmer, leaving it on longer won't increase that temperature further. However, feel free to experiment to find what works best for you.If your towel cools off too quickly after removing it from the warmer, try a differently-constructed towel. The warmer has no effect on heat loss after the towel is removed—that depends entirely on the towel's material and construction.Pro tip: Use a programmable timer to schedule your towel warmer to turn on 30 minutes before your shower, allowing time to find your ideal warmth level.

Towel warmer prices range from $115–$650+, depending on size, design, and features:

• Budget-friendly models: $115–$250 (compact, plug-in options like Elements and Palma)
• Mid-range models: $250–$450 (popular choices like Infinity, Riviera, Sierra)
• Premium models: $450–$650+ (large, high-capacity models like Milan, Vida, Bellagio)

Operating costs are minimal: Most WarmlyYours towel warmers cost just $0.01–$0.03 per hour to run (approximately $2–$7 per month). This is far less than running a tumble dryer, making towel warmers one of the most affordable luxury upgrades for your bathroom.For personalized pricing and recommendations, contact our team or call 800-875-5285.

WarmlyYours towel warmers come in 5 premium finishes to match any bathroom décor:

• Polished Stainless Steel: Classic, elegant, and versatile—works with any design style.
• Brushed Stainless Steel: Modern, subtle, and hides fingerprints better than polished.
• Polished Gold: Trending finish in the U.S. and France—adds warmth and luxury.
• Brushed Gold: Contemporary alternative to polished gold with a softer appearance.
• Matte Black: Industrial-inspired trend—bold, modern, and sophisticated.

Pro tip: Choose brushed finishes if you want a low-maintenance look (fingerprints are less visible). Choose polished finishes for maximum shine and elegance. All finishes are 304-stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. 

Browse all finishes and styles.

Natural fiber towels work best with towel warmers:

• Cotton: The gold standard—heats evenly, retains warmth, and feels luxurious
• Bamboo: Naturally hypoallergenic, soft, and heats well
• Cotton blends: Work well, though blending affects heat retention differently than pure cotton

Avoid or use with caution:

• Synthetic or microfiber towels: May not warm evenly and can trap heat in ways that feel uncomfortable
• Heavily treated towels: Some finishes can affect how heat distributes

Pro tip: Experiment with different towel weights and constructions to find what works best for your preferences. Thicker, plush cotton towels will feel warmer and retain heat longer than lightweight options.

Choose your towel warmer size based on how many towels you need to warm:

• Small (4–6 bars): Perfect for single bathrooms or guest baths. Models like Elements, Palma, Tahoe, and Ibiza.
• Medium (8–10 bars): Ideal for master bathrooms and families. Popular choices include Infinity, Riviera, Sierra, Metropolitan, and Vancouver.
• Large (14–21 bars): Best for large families or spa-like bathrooms. Premium models like Milan, Vida, and Bellagio.

Consider your space: Measure your wall or floor space before purchasing. WarmlyYours offers freestanding and wall-mounted options in multiple sizes to fit any bathroom layout.Not sure? Our team can help you choose the perfect size. Contact us or call 800-875-5285 for personalized recommendations.

Our towel warmers are designed with adaptable legs that offer slight flexibility. This intentional give allows for easier adjustments during installation, helping to ensure a secure, balanced fit on various wall types and surfaces.

In the rare event that the legs appear slightly bent upon delivery, it's often just this built-in flexibility—not damage. This design feature makes installation a breeze while keeping your warmer looking great and functioning optimally.If you have concerns about your warmer's condition, our 24/7 support team is here to help.

Yes, absolutely. Towel warmers are excellent for drying damp towels between uses. They help reduce moisture, which discourages mildew growth and keeps towels fresher longer—eliminating that musty smell that happens when towels sit damp in a hamper.

Beyond drying, towel warmers provide hygiene benefits: warm towels naturally kill bacteria and create a more sanitary, spa-like experience. This is one of the top reasons homeowners choose towel warmers—not just for warmth and comfort, but for practical towel care.