Review on 🔥 AVONFLOW 250W Chrome Mirror Polish UL Certified Heated Towel Warmer Rack Towel Heater for Bathroom with 13+1 Bars by Antonio Bly

I bought this for a bathroom renovation. I hired an electrician to power and install a timer for each, a Honeywell RPLS730B1000/U also purchased from Revain. I installed the towel warmer myself and found the process very easy. All necessary equipment was provided. To attach, screw on the back of the legs. You will then thread in the installed screw to hold the actual fasteners in place. You hold the device against the wall where you want to mount it and use a pencil to mark where the mounting brackets will be placed. You pull out the device and look through the 1/4 inch hole in the center of each pencil circle you just made. Pay attention to the pencil marks and install the screw fasteners in the holes. Unscrew the installed screws and remove the mounting brackets, 4 of them. Insert a screw through the mounting brackets and screw to the wall. Mount the device on the mounting brackets and tighten the mounted screws. Connect the block to the 110 volt plug and you are ready to use your new warm one. You should not leave the heating pad on all the time as it creates the smell of towels that are too dry. You should turn it on about 1/2 hour before use and let your towels dry a bit after showering. Above. The timer turns the heated towel rail on approximately 15 minutes before it is needed and turns it off again after 45 minutes of operation. The heating pad feels hot, but not hot enough to burn you. The towel gets warm but not hot. In my opinion one should consider using the product as a towel dryer rather than a tool to provide hot towels. It might have been hotter if I had left the heating pad on longer before using the towel, but I didn't try that.