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For the most efficient and resilient heated towel rail, go for stainless steel - it can reach temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius while providing an energy-saving performance. Plus, you can choose from brushed or polished finishes.
Heated towel rails are surprisingly economical to run, as only $45 a year is expected to be added to your electricity bill if you have it running 4 hours a day!
No need to worry! Heated towel rails are designed to be left on all the time, so you can enjoy the convenience of a toasty warm towel any time you need it. No longer will you have to wait for your towel to warm up before you can enjoy its comforting embrace.
Heated towel rails are surprisingly energy-efficient, consuming only 100-200 watts per hour, and some even using just 60 watts!