Dry:Soon Heated Towel Warmer

Dry:Soon Heated Towel Warmer

Product number: 23358

We all prefer to wrap up in warm towels after a shower or bath or slip into a cosy pre-heated set of pyjamas before bed. Costing only pennies to run, the free-standing Dry:Soon Heated Towel Warmer also makes a convenient way to finish getting clothes dry when you can’t peg them out.

Being aluminium it’s lightweight and it’s also compact enough to be easily moved to position it anywhere in your home – on a landing, in a kitchen or utility room. Just the thing to provide a warm welcome in a guest room, this handy little electric towel rail can also be used as a traditional towel rail and airer when you don’t need to heat it.

Easy to store when not in use, it’s made from lightweight yet robust aluminium, offers 2.5m of handy extra drying space and will hold up to 6kg.

About Dry:Soon Heated Airers

When we introduced our first heated tower airer in 2008 we knew it was a winner but we weren’t prepared for just how quickly it would race to the top of the best sellers list or how long it would stay there. Since then we’ve not only developed our Standard range but also introduced a Deluxe range, too, and a selection of handy accessories, in response to customer suggestions, to make them the best airers ever.

Economical

Our heated airers cost just pennies an hour to run. They’re also much kinder to clothes than tumble drying and neater and more efficient than laying laundry over your radiators.

Versatile

Not only do we offer a choice of designs and sizes, each version also benefits from folding shelves that can be positioned to suit your needs: you can dry T-shirts, socks or larger items over the rungs; lay delicate clothes flat to avoid stretching, or hang sheets and big towels over the top without them touching the floor.

Convenient

Made from light yet robust aluminium, Dry:Soon airers are easy to move around and fold down to 9cm or less deep for storage, ready to be pressed into action throughout the winter months, or whenever the weather isn’t cooperating.