Anyone Own/Recommend a Good Hot Towel Cabinet

[InkEd]

Iwas just curious if anyone here has a nice hot towel cabinet? If so, how many towels does it hold? Does it do wet, dry, or both? How long can you store the towels in it?Lastly, where did you find it and what kind of price?

 

[catherix]

Iwas just curious if anyone here has a nice hot towel cabinet? If so, how many towels does it hold? Does it do wet, dry, or both? How long can you store the towels in it?Lastly, where did you find it and what kind of price?

I saw someone(sorry don't remember who) that had mentioned keeping a crockpot in the closet for hot towels. Seems like a cheap way to do it. Also, kind of a weird way to do it. I'm sure SWMBO would flip if she found me installing outlets in the closet for my hot towels

I would be interested to hear what other options are out there tho. Seems like it would be an awesome addition to the den some day

 

[The Count of Merkur Cristo]

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"Hot towel machines (and hot towels), in their less visible form are called shaving memories". CBJ

 

[InkEd]

The small microwave option could work in my bathroom. However, I would really like something I could just leave 4-5 of them inside rolled-up ready to go. I actually have a spare small microwave that would probably be perfect for hot towel purposes and not cost me anymore money. I think I may try it tomorrow when I'm off work. If nothing else it'll be interesting to see my wife's appearance when she comes home from work in the afternoon. Just dont think I want to keep a microwave in the bathroom. We'll see.

Anyone ever try to microwave their shave mug (with cream) to get hot lather? (Trying to justify doing this microwave thing.)

 

[rassage]

the best thing you can do to a towel is a myson rail. only the hydronic ones really work. serious money for the installation. if someone remodels a bathroom that's the time. the electric ones are still good and start at $300. they just plug in the outlet. or this is not bad at all and only $79,requires no installation. http://www.hammacher.com/Product/81753?promo=search