It feels super luxurious – like I'm in a European hotel! Yes, we have forced air heat. It's lovely and convenient, but I do get jealous of people with older homes and their beautiful radiators. I also imagine people warming up their clothes on them. Maybe that's why I've romanticized towel warmers so much, lol.

Hi Larissa, our parents must be so similar! Make the bathroom situation better after the nest is empty, lol. We had two bathrooms, technically, but one was the "main bathroom" and the other was a dungeon basement bathroom only my Dad was allowed to use. I'm just grateful our bathroom was for guests and gals only – that is the one good thing, lol.I have added some peach and green art… does that count? I DO love teal and orange (and teal and yellow – drool!) but for some reason, in my home, I just really favor a cooler palette. It might be the light, or the water view, but I try adding splashes of warm colors and it just doesn't feel right! Even though my Pinterest boards are filled with sunny hues paired with cool aquas. We'll see when it's all done and decorated. Maybe a tiny touch here or there will feel right 🙂

Hi Rebecca, Canadian do get short-changed a lot buying from the States – especially because now our dollar is so sad! It's always best to chat with a US company before ordering to get a sense of shipping and duty. I cheated and had mine sent to the border. Although I live in the middle of nowhere, it's a border town and that's how so many of us do shopping here. Canadian shipping is SO high right now. I feel guilty sending money out of Canada, but then I feel good about supporting a family business.Thanks for sharing tips for Canadian shoppers!I first started to love towel warmers when we went to France too! I'd wash a couple of clothing items every few days in the sink and dry them on the warmers – it was SO handy.

I'm so happy you took the time the leave a comment! Thank you! It's always nice to hear from folks who have the same, or similar products, and hear their feedback because it's helpful for people who might be shopping right now for the item in question. Reading your comment, I'm inclined to agree that the timer is worth the extra cost (which is usually pretty minimal). It saves the hassle of having to remember to turn it on, too!

That's a funny comparison! I immediately wondered if I could warm up bread on this contraption in a pinch.