Handduksvärmare

A handduksvärmare, also known as a towel warmer, is a bathroom fixture designed to heat towels. These devices are commonly found in bathrooms and are used to dry and warm towels after use, providing a more comfortable experience. They can also help prevent the growth of mildew and bacteria on damp towels.

Handduksvärmare come in various forms. Some are electric, drawing power from the home's electrical system and often resembling radiators or ladders with heated bars. Others are hydronic, connected to the central heating system of the house and circulating hot water through the bars. There are also standalone, plug-in electric models that are portable and do not require hardwiring. Materials used for handduksvärmare typically include stainless steel, aluminum, or chrome-plated brass.

Installation can range from simple plug-in setups to more involved hardwiring or plumbing connections, depending on the type. The primary function is to maintain a comfortable temperature for towels, enhancing the overall bathroom ambiance and practicality. They are a common amenity in many European bathrooms and have gained popularity in other regions as well.