I work in a health care facility and need to know the TEMPERATUTRE that the towels reach "Toasty" does not help because of regualtions
1648111
this thing was a waste of money, it barely gets hot, I don't know the temp but its not hot nor warm i returned it.
1648112
Don't know the exact temperature. It all depends on who u will be treating, diabetics, elderly? The towels are warm but not hot. I would contact the company for specifics.
1648113
Just pleasantly warm. Not hot. I only put 1 towel at a time in it. Since mine are lge
1648114
Luke warm at best and quickly dissipates.I returned unit as it barely held anything and took forever to warm the small towel that would fit inside
1854263
No its not hot to the touch. Ours is mounted next to the floor with the brackets that came with it. I don't know if you'd want it setting directly on the floor. I swear it is magic....Our towel rack is behind our door and there is no window nearby so our bath towels were always damp - now they are completely dry. I have no idea how it does what it does but my husband said we had one of these in a boat we used to have to keep things dry.
724045
For this you have to customer support. Go on their website and ask the question. Good luck. U do not remember any temperature restraints.
531777
I really don't know the exact temp but they are warm. I let my towels warm before I get ready to shower and then turn it on again ( It auto shuts after 20 min.) just to make sure they are really warm for me. And they feel so nice...NOTE...Don't roll the towels, just drop them in the warmer, it works so much better that way. Also, don't put more that 1 towel at a time.
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must be moist for it to work. I wet mine down with very cold water, then wring it out to a point that I am comfortable with. IE: if its really hot out, I may not wring it out as much so that there is a little more moisture there to cool with, as evaporation occurs. You need to rewet as needed, they will dry out on very hot days. These only work up to a point, but if it lowers body temp. by 10-15 degrees, its worth it. We have had 110 degree heat index days, with a crew working out in the sun. For construction crews, buy the bandana style...they will fit under their hard hats, and the bandanas are by far, the favorites, when there is a choice. must be moist for it to work. I wet mine down with very cold water, then wring it out to a point that I am comfortable with. IE: if its really hot out, I may not wring it out as much so that there is a little more moisture there to cool with, as evaporation occurs. You need to rewet as needed, they will dry out on very hot days. These only work up to a point, but if it lowers body temp. by 10-15 degrees, its worth it. We have had 110 degree heat index days, with a crew working out in the sun. For construction crews, buy the bandana style...they will fit under their hard hats, and the... » Read More must be moist for it to work. I wet mine down with very cold water, then wring it out to a point that I am comfortable with. IE: if its really hot out, I may not wring it out as much so that there is a little more moisture there to cool with, as evaporation occurs. You need to rewet as needed, they will dry out on very hot days. These only work up to a point, but if it lowers body temp. by 10-15 degrees, its worth it. We have had 110 degree heat index days, with a crew working out in the sun. For construction crews, buy the bandana style...they will fit under their hard hats, and the bandanas are by far, the favorites, when there is a choice. « Show Less
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at room temp 20-22C runs warm to touch but not hot... avoid boxing it in and hot conditions, running nonstop may reduce lifespan...i try not to run it nonstop but if i do it just runs warm and i keep it suspended
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i use it in the skincare room in a beauty salon, we load the towels wet in warm water and they are usually ready and steaming hot in about 20 mins, depending on how many towels you put in there. i have had this towel warmer for almost a year, some rust stains on the rack but still works great. i would recommend to purchase it .
716073
Maybe...probably. If the unit is in a weather protected area (mostly NOT raining) it would be a nice way to warm towels. Here's the thing though (and has nothing to do with being outside or inside) you won't be able to load it with big towels. Regular sized bath towels are okay and even at that...only two at most. The warming function shuts off after about 30 mins so plan accordingly. I have been satisfied so far.
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There isn't a temperature control, but the towels get very warm...sometimes to the point that I ned to fan the towel abit to cool it down before placing on client.
51654
I'm not sure as I've not left it on more as long as eight hours, but my towel was dry by the end of the day, due to the air circulating around it. I'd put mine in at least an hour before showering, and it was quite warm by the time I used it. Hope that helps.
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Hi. I work in an 24/7 hour office that is kept at @ 66 degrees (for all of the electronic equipment, you understand). After I end my tour for the day my Lasko is up for grabs. My last unit was used 24/7 and lasted almost three years in spite of the occasionally mistreatment. This is my second Lasko and it is Still some of the best money I ever spent.-
578198
The critical temperature is around 150 F. Doesn't matter how you get there. I use a heat lamp.
1996566
I am amazed that it is so hard to find a quality bathroom towel warmer. I have owned the conair/pollinex and brookstone models and they barely warm the towels at an allegedly 120 degree F maximum setting. There are face and hand towel warmers that go up to 176 degrees but I can't find one like that for a single full size bath towel. Does anyone have any recommendations? Would appreciate it! This one is getting mixed reviews in terms of it being big enough to comfortably handle one full sized bath towel.thanks!
642788
I have had a toasty--not hot but toasty,similar to the towel racks in the UK connected to the heating system-- bath sheet after 10 minutes. I don't put in a folded or rolled towel but crumple it.
1000484
We keep ours on all the time. It is hot to the touch so if you have children I would recommend turning it off. I believe it takes about 5 to 10 minutes to heat up the towels. We love ours!!
1169096
I have no idea about the temperature range other than I dry my towels in the dryer with all the other cotton towels and it doesn't damage them.
584143
I do not believe there is any danger if damp towels are used in the warmer. If the towels are any more then just damp it may increase the time needed to warm them. What my wife and I have found is that if the towel is "fluffed" and dropped into the warmer it is faster and warms more evenly.